New furniture is one of the most requested things in Minecraft by all players.
People who love building houses tend to have to resort to all sorts of tricks in order to create “furniture”. This sharpens creativity, but it would be much more fun to be able to place real furniture in the game.
That’s why I’ve made this list featuring a bunch of awesome furniture mods to snag.
Keep in mind that not all of these are updated to work with the latest version of the game. So you might need to search out the mods that fit your release.
In any case, I think these add-ons will help you create some fantastic interiors to call home. Be sure to take full advantage of them!
Even though Tinker’s Construct doesn’t add a lot of detailed furniture, it does allow you to fully customize your placed items and change their shapes.
You’ll be able to fully edit blocks and create shapes that shouldn’t exist in Minecraft, which will allow you to make custom pieces of furniture and decorate your dream home like never before.
A neat little mod to look into if you still want to craft your own chairs and such.
Macaw-s Furniture mod is one of my favorite Minecraft mods when it comes to adding furniture to the game.
It comes packed with at least a dozen new items that range from desks to closets and even smaller storage units like countertops.
It’s not updated to the latest version of the game for now, but it does offer a unique selection of items that are sure to spice up the look of your in-game home.
Fun note: if you’re looking to create a new studio, some of these items will work wonders for that purpose.
A truly majestic mod that likely took the creator a lot of work!
This absolutely magical mod allows you to craft furniture that you wouldn’t be able to fathom without the use of mods.
Yes, you know what that means – *enter circular things*.
This allows you to create special tables and other stuff that have circular shapes.
It adds a whole lot of new furniture to the game, too.
Special plant pots, wall decorations, tables, chairs, and much more.
There are many new things that might not suit the game (as per their shapes).
But if you want to create complex builds with a whole lot of detail and unique furniture that don’t look like you just took them out of their IKEA packaging, this is something you’ll want to try.
I’m kind of stretching it to call Kitchen ++ a furniture mod, as the only item that it really adds is a toaster.
However I think it still deserves a spot on my list because it complements the way your kitchen looks and adds a lot of cool recipes into the game.
As I said, it’s not really a furniture mod… but given the surprising lack of furniture mods that I managed to come across on my search, this one actually does a pretty decent job of adding a realistic household item.
You’ll be able to craft certain types of furniture after installing this mod.
But its main focus is to grant you access to many new different types of stone blocks to help you create castles, or any of the other things you see in medieval paintings.
It mainly focuses on adding new content that can be related to the Romanesque and Gothic architectural styles. So if you’re an art connoisseur, I’m pretty sure you’re going to love this mod.
Alright, I’m adding this one here because I find it absolutely hilarious that it’s called “The Furniture Mod” but it literally adds no furniture at all to the game.
I’m not sure what this guy was thinking. But the fact this mod has such a name, it deserves a spot on my list.
The guy who made this is actually quite a visionary, though.
Many of the item types that he created were later added in other Minecraft versions (bear in mind this mod came out in 2012).
The sheer fact that most of his blocks were later implemented by Mojang makes me think this guy was actually someone from the Minecraft development team or modern-day Nostradamus. And he has a damn good sense of humor…
A fun mod to check out, but certainly a bit dated.
The Tamriel Treasures Mod is going to give you plenty of fantastic TES things to play around with.
Have you ever wanted those barrels that you often find in Skyrim? Well now you can.
The idea with this mod is to add new things that can be used by map creators to make a TES experience in Minecraft; but you can also use the items as you see fit.
Decorate your dream home with the many items that you can often find in the Elder Scrolls and enjoy a crossover experience like no other.
After showing off so many fantastic mods on this list, it’s only natural to expect that #1 is of the highest quality possible.
And indeed, MrCrayfish’s Furniture Mod is (by a long stretch) the best furniture mod ever created for Minecraft.
Hands down.
All the furniture that comes with this mod is made using high-res textures, and the details that all of the items have are far better than you would imagine. With MrCrayfish, seeing is believing.
Yet somehow, they all still feel like they fit perfectly into the game.
It’s a truly fantastic experience and your house will feel beautifully decorated yet very vanilla when you’re done.
Born in the first half of the 90s, video games have been a part of my life ever since I was introduced to Age of Empires I by my dad. I'm a Mass Communications graduate with a specialization in Marketing, as well as a hardcore gamer. My aim is to bring you quality content so you can get the best out of your games and take your experience to the next level!
