Simply using all items of a particular furniture series may not be the most original idea, but it sure does make for a stunning room!
Just about every recipe needed to make this seascape requires tons of shells.
You’ll also need to talk to Pascal after finding scallops to get the mermaid DIY recipes, as well as the necessary pearls to craft said recipes.
Pieces of interest here include the mermaid sofa and shell table, which create a comfortable sitting area.
Mermaid flooring is also important for the undersea look. This person has a blue heart-pattern wallpaper to accompany the flooring, though you may try out other options, such as the underwater wall.
I’ve noticed that a lot of modern homes really like white.
It’s simple. It goes with anything. It can help to brighten up the room.
For this design, you’d add some standard furniture pieces in white, such as the box corner sofas, fireplace, and wooden low table.
You’d also need to collect star fragments to craft the two giant nova lights that really brighten up the room even more.
Some decorations, such as the lucky cat and pine bonsai trees, help to give the room a bit of color. So shake down trees for some pine cones to craft them.
Finish it off by mounting 50 inch TV above your fireplace, and you’re one step closer to modern chic!
Well, I haven’t. But I still can appreciate the atmosphere in a nice wooden abode.
The cabin wall and wooden knot flooring are must-haves to set up this interior.
You’ll once again need a few plants, such as the cacao tree and monster.
The two white sofas and red kilim-style carpet complement each other well, and give the cabin a more homey look.
It’s also the small details, like the boomerang hung above the doorway, or the cushions on the floor around the board game, that really make this cabin an extraordinary living space.
Designing this traditional Japanese home will take a lot of work, but it’s time well spent.
It’s tough because of all the simple panels and wallpaper you’ll need to customize in order to display the various Japanese characters you see throughout the room.
Rush tatami flooring is also required to match the wallpaper nicely.
For the room’s center-piece, floor seats and a kotatsu are needed.
While you surely have the freedom to utilize whatever table decorations you want, a simple tea kettle and teacup do work nicely with the Japanese home idea.
Once you decorate the space with plants like bonsai trees and monsteras, you can relax in this newfound place of Zen.
Honestly, there’s just something so stunning about an Animal Crossing house that looks just like the outdoors.
This cherry blossom inspired idea is no exception.
You’ll need to catch plenty of cherry blossom petals while they’re in season, because just about every item you’ll need requires them for crafting.
The cherry blossom wall and cherry blossom flooring are essential to provide the illusion of being engulfed in a gorgeous cherry blossom forest.
Other items, like the cherry blossom pond stone, cherry blossom bonsai, cherry blossom branches, and blossom viewing lantern, also require these petals to craft.
While you do have the freedom to craft more of each item if you wish, sometimes less is indeed more.
Does anyone else think the furniture of a hotel lobby is a heck of a lot more comfortable than the furniture in your actual room?
Well now you can work with different crafting recipes and items for sale to create your very own hotel lobby!
While typically placed in a corner facing each other, I really like the box sofas in the center facing outward. Just a brilliant new way to place the item.
To re-create this look you’ll also need a white hallway wall and palace tile flooring from Saharah as well.
Another key point is crafting a bookshelf, which you need books to do (obviously).
And no hotel lobby would be complete without a front desk complete with den desk and typewriter!
ACNH have this ability to mix furniture sets and create something wonderful. It’s truly remarkable.
For this idea you’ll need starry skies flooring and wallpaper, but for the furniture, you’ll need the mermaid series.
Mermaid sofas, rugs, tables, shelves, and lamps, all require shells and some pearls. So get diving for some scallops to trade Pascal for recipes!
This design even mixes in a wooden block bookshelf, which requires softwood, and an Astrological Cancer crab table, which requires star fragments.
The final touch for this undersea paradise is the moving painting, more commonly known as the Birth of Venus, to amplify this space to a whole new level.
While not the most visually marvelous idea, this is not your average living room.
This seems like a really cool idea to have in real life, and it’s quite easy to make in Animal Crossing.
First, line the walls with a bunch of white den desks that you can buy.
Next, create the circle with a bunch of box sofas and corners.
You’ll need some hardwood to craft the log table, and many books to craft the bookshelf wallpaper.
Lastly, decorate the tables and desks with plenty of bookstands, candles, cushions, and plants, all to liven up the conversations you’ll have here with your ACNH friends.
If the living room is supposed to be the height of entertainment in the home, then this space lounge is sure to hit the mark!
For this you’ll need to craft the sci-fi wall and nova lights from star fragments, and a wooden low table from some wood.
The rest of the furniture and decorations can simply be bought from Nook shopping as you need them.
Box sofas and den desks are preferable in white, to reflect the rest of the lights well.
Also, you’ll want some espresso makers and bar stools, for a nice place to serve drinks. In a living room?
Heck yes.
The last bit is unique, in that the diner neon signs are turned facing the wall, so that you get all of the light and none of the obnoxious “We’re Open” in your face. Very cool.
If you were able to obtain some large snowflakes during the winter, then you’re in luck.
The ice wizard palace is only a few steps away!
For this idea you’ll need the snowflakes to craft the ice block flooring and wallpaper.
This player utilized both a log bench and a log wild bench to accompany their log dining table, but you can mix and match them at your leisure.
However, you do want to customize them to white wood to aid in the ice aesthetic.
What truly makes this room an ice wizard’s palace is everything you’d add in… basically, the decorations.
A throwback gothic mirror, Sagittarius arrow, plasma ball, and wall mounted candles are some of my personal favorite items that make this place feel magical… literally!
