Handcrafted — Guide

Furniture Categories

The catalogue is grouped into recognizable furniture families:

Several pieces do more than decorate:

Sitting - right-click a chair, stool, bench or couch to sit down. Your character lowers onto the seat; move or sneak to stand back up. Great for taverns, dining rooms and waiting areas.
Storage - drawers, cupboards and wardrobes open an inventory when right-clicked, so they double as hidden chests that fit a room's style.
Display - shelves and bookshelves hold books and small items; plates and bowls dress a table for a meal.

The rest of the catalogue is purely cosmetic - rugs, curtains, lamps, pots, trophies and statues exist to make a space look finished.

Use the families together to build complete spaces:

Kitchen - line up counters and kitchen units along a wall, add a cupboard for storage and a table with plates to dine at.
Dining room - a dining table ringed with chairs or benches, set with plates, bowls and cups, lit by a hanging lamp.
Bedroom - a fancy bed flanked by side tables, a wardrobe for storage, a rug on the floor and curtains at the window.
Living room - a couch with cushions facing a shelf of books, warmed by lamps and candles, with a clock and mirror on the wall.
Office / study - a desk and chair, bookshelves behind, and a standing lamp for light.

Match the wood type to your build - craft furniture from the same planks you used for the structure so it blends in.
Right-click to sit in any chair, stool, bench or couch - useful for roleplay scenes and screenshots.
Place units side by side to form long counters and dining tables; adjacent matching pieces connect into a single surface.
Layer the decor - a rug under a table, plates on top, a lamp beside it and a trophy on a shelf turns a plain box into a believable room.
Use storage furniture as disguised chests - drawers, cupboards and wardrobes keep a room tidy while hiding your items.

Furniture is made the same way as any other block:

Craft at the crafting table using common materials - mostly planks of the wood type you want, with wool, string, iron, glass or dye for specific pieces (cushions, lamps, mirrors, and so on).
The wood type you craft with decides the finish - craft a chair from spruce planks and you get a spruce chair; the same recipe with birch planks gives a birch chair.
Place furniture like any block. Most pieces rotate to face you when placed, so chairs, desks and benches line up naturally with the room.
Larger sets (dining tables, counters, kitchen units) are built by placing several matching pieces next to each other - adjacent units connect visually into one continuous surface.