Most ACNH cabin ideas that you’ll find online utilize similar furniture items.
Sometimes you need to get creative in how you arrange those items to stand out.
This idea combines both a bedroom and bathroom in the same place. Very nice.
The bedroom furniture is from the hardwood set, so be sure to chop plenty of hardwood to craft them.
In the bathroom, you’ll want to purchase a shower set, toilet, and towel basket.
You’ll need to craft a plain sink from some wood, clay, and iron as well.
Separate the two spaces with some simple panels, and everyone can enjoy a hot shower with some privacy!
The first step here is to purchase plenty of books, because you’ll need them to craft the classic library wallpaper, as well as the wooden bookshelves.
The wood burning stove is one of my favorite items in this design, so definitely check that out too.
Then craft some hardwood chairs, sofas, and tables, and you have the most relaxing place to read in your woodland retreat!
Let’s put aside the fact that Dom is literally the greatest villager ever, and let’s just appreciate the creativity put into giving him this lumber yard made out of simple pieces of wood.
There’s a couple of simple panels here customized to have designs that look like stacked piles of wood.
The simple DIY bench and natural log bench are a couple of average furniture pieces that help the scene really use lumber to its fullest potential.
And be sure to display your favorite axe here, plus some wood piles to fit the aesthetic.
I honestly don’t know. It just gives me vibes of being the best room available at a mountainside lodge.
The sofas are, again, hardwood. And the kitchen stools here are regular wood.
Plus for this design you’ll want to buy a fireplace, because duh.
I gotta say, I like the use of the coconut wall plants to help with the natural feeling of staying in a cabin in the woods.
Some items in this idea you’ll want to purchase for your kitchen. These include a kitchen island, double door refrigerator, microwave, and magnetic knife rack.
These items don’t come cheap. But it’s only the best for such a premium room!
I imagine this is the type of place the Keebler Elves cook out of.
Regardless, to make this yourself you’ll want to start by selecting you favorite cakes. It can be a birthday cake, mom’s homemade cake, or even (if you’re feeling bold) the first anniversary cake!
Once you have some cakes, craft an ironwood kitchenette and ironwood cupboard where you can proudly display them.
The shanty mat and common wallpaper help to give the room a slightly dirty feeling, which I think is just perfect for a cabin theme.
These honestly look way nicer than any summer camp bunks that I’ve ever seen.
And that’s good, because it’s a relatively simple design for you to recreate.
You’ll definitely want plenty of bunk beds for all the campers to stay in over the summer. So that’s item #1.
The corkboard on the wall is also a nice touch, as it can serve as an announcement board for your summer camp.
In the dining area, you have two diner counter tables and eight diner chairs neatly lined up. This looks 100% ready for when everyone wakes up and wants their breakfast.
As Michael Scott might say: I like to wake to the smell of crackling bacon. So sue me!
But it does seem like a rather cool place to spend the night.
While the kotatsu and floor cushions definitely make for a cute sitting area, I definitely don’t think the log sofa should be that close to the fireplace…
It’s made of wood, after all!
There’s also another sitting area made up of some double sofas and an antique mini table, all of which can be bought at Nook’s Cranny.
But a couple of the more unique items that stand out to me are the chess board, imperial decorative shelves, and 20” wall mounted TV’s.
And the stone flooring and ramshackle wall really give this space that dingy-yet-warm look. Great for an old winter lodge!
Shep is another villager whose house can make for a great cabin scene. And this player gave him a campsite down by the lake!
Be sure to scope out a nice wooded area by the water for this one.
And of course, the pumpkin patch is surely optional, so you can replace those with your favorite plants such as shrubs or flowers as well.
But be sure to throw in some log chairs and table. They make for great outdoor furniture.
The natural log benches and the custom brick path make for a nice place to hang by the fire and roast marshmallows. Absolutely getting cabin vibes here.
Most campsites will have a visitor’s center where you need to check in find information, so here’s how you could make one for your own ACNH island.
Start with some den desks for the check in counter, and top them with the most official-looking decorations you can find.
I’m talking about stacks of papers, rotary phones, bookends, and even a judge’s bell!
Put some wall mounted TV’s up on the wall, obviously, to display important announcements for your guests.
Next, cover your cabin wallpaper with tons of custom designs. Add leaflets that talk about your campsite, the local animals, bugs, and plants.
This custom lobby even has some drink and snack machines, a water fountain, and two log chairs for all the guests waiting to check in. I’d say this player really went the extra mile here.
Sometimes it’s simply the color scheme that sets a design apart.
Can you guess what the color scheme is here?
Pretty much all the furniture, flooring, and walls can either be bought or customized to have a purely white style. So this is definitely doable on your own island.
The fireplace is white. The tapestries are white. The rattan chairs and waste basket are white. The double door refrigerator is white. And guess what: the double sofa is white too.
While those can all be purchased, you’ll need to craft and customize the deer head decoration, wooden table and chairs, rocking chair, and acoustic guitar.
The only problem is, you might not want to spill anything in here…
I’m an introvert who writes online articles, so it should be no surprise that this idea stands out to me.
To make this idea on your island you’ll want to start with a fireplace, because it’s a cabin after all.
Then craft a log dining table from some hardwood and purchase a double sofa so you have a comfortable place to get those creative writing juices flowing.
I also like the added rocking chair and candlesticks. Very cool little pieces that definitely add to the warmth of the room.
