How to Decorate with Hanging Flower Pots, Wall Lanterns, and Tool Hooks

Amendments adds several wall and ceiling decorations that make interiors feel lived-in: Hanging Flower Pots, Wall Lanterns, and Tool Hooks.

Hanging Flower Pots

Place a pot on the underside of a block to hang it, then plant a flower inside for a dangling planter. They're perfect under ceilings, along beams, or beneath awnings. Use several in a row for a greenhouse or porch look, and vary the flowers for color.

Wall Lanterns

Wall Lanterns mount directly on walls instead of hanging from a chain, giving you clean light without ceiling space. Place them at eye level along corridors, beside doors, or flanking a fireplace. They emit light like a normal lantern, so they double as practical lighting for dark rooms.

Tool Hooks

Tool Hooks let you store and display tools on a wall. Place a hook, then hang a tool on it to keep your workshop tidy and show off gear. Line several hooks above a workbench so your pickaxe, axe, and shovel are always within reach.

Pulling it together

Combine all three: hang flower pots from a ceiling beam, run wall lanterns down the sides, and mount tool hooks over your crafting area. This turns a bare room into a functional, decorated space without needing full blocks for every detail.