Beautify Refabricated FAQ

Craft a Botanist Workbench first, since it's the core station for most of the mod's decorative items. From there you can branch into blinds, lattices, picture frames, lamps, and candelabras as you gather the matching wood types and materials.

Blinds are made per wood type, so you'll need the matching planks or wood materials plus a few common crafting ingredients. Check the recipe in JEI/REI once you have the Botanist Workbench, since each wood variant uses its own recipe.

Place a blind in front of a window opening and interact with it to raise or lower the slats. They block light and sight lines when closed, and you can toggle them without breaking the block.

Make sure you're interacting with the correct face and that nothing is obstructing the block. Blinds also need to be placed on a valid surface; if they're floating or clipped into another block, they won't respond properly.

Lattices are decorative wall and fence panels that come in each wood type, so they match your build's palette instead of using the default fence look. They're meant for visual detail rather than heavy mob-blocking, so treat them as decoration first.

Yes — picture frames accept maps, paintings, and most items you'd want to display on a wall. Right-click with the item in hand to insert it, and right-click again to rotate or remove it.

Candelabras come in many colors and act as decorative light sources, while lamps like the Bamboo Lamp, Glowstone Essence Lamp, and Light Bulb give you brighter or more modern options. Place them where they won't be hidden by other blocks so the light actually reaches the floor.

It's the crafting station for the mod's plant-related and decorative recipes, including hanging pots and other foliage items. Pair it with Hanging Pots to add greenery to walls and ceilings.

It's a Fabric mod, so you need the Fabric loader and the matching Fabric API for your game version. If recipes don't show up in JEI/REI, that's usually a sign the API or a dependency is missing.

It's a decoration mod, so the performance cost is mostly from having many decorative blocks loaded at once — large builds with hundreds of lattices or blinds can add up. It generally plays fine alongside other Fabric mods, but if you see conflicts, check for overlapping block IDs or recipe overhauls.

It is a client and serverside decoration mod that adds vanilla-styled blocks with custom models, such as hanging pots, blinds, picture frames, lattices, rope, candelabras, and light sources. Many of these blocks have extra features, like potted plants being duplicable with bone meal.

The Modrinth project page lists Minecraft versions 1.21.11, 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2, and 26.3. The project page also lists Fabric versions 1.18.2, 1.19, 1.19.1, and 1.19.2.

It is a Fabric mod. A NeoForge version exists separately as Beautify: ReFoxed.

Yes. It registers 56 items and blocks, including blinds, lattices, picture frames, candelabras, rope, hanging pots, bookstacks, light bulbs, a bamboo lantern, a glowstone essence lamp, and a botanist workbench.

Hanging pots can stand like normal pots or hang from blocks, and they support all vanilla flowers including double-tall variants. Bone meal makes plants grow and droop if there is space below, and shears harvest parts of grown plants and reset them to their ungrown stage.

Blinds are connectable blocks available in all vanilla wood types and iron. Closing one blind closes nearby blinds in a set radius, default 6 blocks, and this behavior can be configured in settings.

Rope works similarly to chains, can be used to lower hanging pots, and is climbable from all four sides.

Picture frames are available in all vanilla wood types and quartz. You switch motives by Shift + Right-clicking, and they include all 16x16 vanilla painting motives plus custom pixel art.

Lattices can be placed on walls or ceilings and are climbable like ladders. Right-click to insert plants such as roses, vines, sunflowers, peonies, lilacs, or glow lichen, and plants do not spread on lattices.

Yes. The Botanist is a new villager profession with its own house and the Botanist Workbench as its workstation. It trades decorative blocks such as hanging pots, lattices, dripleaves, and spore blossoms.