How to make house to minecraft

How to make a great minecraft house

Size:
To make a good house size usually doesn’t matter, what matters is that it looks good. Get started by choosing landscape that fits your style and choose how big you want it to be.
Design:
There are many different styles of building. For example there is modern which contains mostly wood and wool. There is also medieval which contains cobblestone and glass. Choose your design carefully depending on which kind of house you want.

Blocks:
Now that you have chosen a design we will be discussing what we will use to build said house. For example wool and diamonds do not looks good together, but spruce and glass do. Do not use a texture pack when building because not everyone will see the same thing you do. (only applies to multiplayer) Wool is a great building material (white wool) because it looks well with many blocks including wooden planks, leaves, glowstone (great for lighting), and glass. Consider wool and glass as a base for your buildings. Remember, wool has many different colors allowing many possibilities, such as flags or statues.

Redstone:
Keep in mind, that when making your house have enough space in it to safely hide redstone. You may say «I don’t need redstone» but you might later. For example, what if you wanted to automate your farm or build a sorter. You’ll need space to hide the redstone so people or creepers don’t destroy it! I recommend building a chest room or whatever you want redstoned so to speak, underground. It will leave much space to hide the redstone. You can even build an elevator for style!

Building:
To start building a house is very simple once you’ve carved out your area and decided what you want to build. For instance say I want to build the house above. First I would start with the rough outline of wood. Then build the roof. After that, I would put in the windows and balcony. If you take about 10 minute out of your day to think about what you want your house to look like, you can start visualizing it in minecraft. Finally, after everything else is done, I would put in the finishing touches and then you have your house!

The final step:
This is the easiest part. Once you are done building your wonderful creation, show it off. Have a party with your friends.(multiplayer) Or invite some villagers over instead. (singleplayer)

Examples:
Here are some examples:

That’s all folks! I f you have any suggestions leave them in the comments below. I’d be happy to hear what you have to say! 🙂

How to Build a Medieval House in Minecraft

Introduction: How to Build a Medieval House in Minecraft

Years ago when I first started playing, I’d either use a town as a base or build multiple structures to house everything but this house solves all those problems. NOW IT’S ALL IN ONE PLACE AND SEXY AS ALL GET OUT.

This medieval Minecraft house includes:

Step 1: Materials Needed

Main floor:

Second and top floors:

Roof:

Decorative blocks for the outside:

Stable:

Step 2: Find a Nice Flat Place

The bottom bit of your house is going to cover a 9×13 block area, with additional landscaping outside. I would say a 15×20 block of land should be good!

Step 3: Build the Bottom Layer and Fill In

Step 4: Add the Rest of the Frame + Add the Flooring

Begin by placing an oak trunk outside of each corner and building up five blocks high. Connect the trunks all along the bottom of the frame.

Now place four more trunk blocks in the middle of each side so they’re level with the corners.

At this point, I like to add in the flooring. I’m using birch planks. I also added a staircase using stone brick stairs. (You can see the correct placement in the photos!) I dug one block down on the main floor and replaced the dirt with the planks for that floor. The second floor just has birch planks laid into the second floor frame.

Step 5: Make Wool Walls for the Top Two Floors

Just as shown in the photos! Nice and easy. 🙂

Step 6: Frame Out the Roof and Add the Top Floor

Add the flooring so it lines up with the oak trunk support going horizontally across the front and back of the top floor. Fill it in so it’s five wide.

Place acacia planks as shown in the photos to get the roof ready for building.

Step 7: Build the Roof

On top of each acacia plank block you placed, you’re going to place an acacia stair. Carry the planks and stairs along the length of the roof on both sides.

Step 8: Make the Roof Fancy

Bring the plank and stairs out one block, and then add an upside down stair to the bottom of the each of the blocks.

Step 9: Add the Chimney

The chimney is made up of cracked stone bricks and stone brick stairs. I ended up making it a little taller than it is here. 🙂

Step 10: Decorate the Outside

For the front around the door, I used oak wood and iron bars to make it more interesting.

Step 11: Build the Balcony

Step 12: Add Roof Windows

To break up the roof and let in a little extra light, I added six windows on each side. These have glass blocks in them instead of panes.

Step 13: Build the Stable

I used acacia wood slabs for the roof and oak fencing for the supports and the bottom.

Step 14: Build a Basement

This is the layout I’m using. It’s 8 blocks wide, 13 blocks long and 4 blocks tall. Furnaces hang out under the stairs and chests line the walls.

Step 15: Finishing the First Floor

Having a clock over the door is so fancy. Wish I would have done that years ago!

Step 16: Finishing the Enchanting/brewing Area on the Second Floor

Step 17: Finishing the Top Floor

This is where I placed my beds. You have more than enough room for chests and armor stands, too.

Because I’m on creative I decided to go nuts with armor stand decorating. 😀

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Question 9 months ago on Step 1

Just wondering if the creator or anyone who has completed this build has a block count? Wanting to build this in survival and I’m the type of person to gather all resources first then build XD It would be extremely helpful to know how many blocks are needed for each block

Added screenshot of materials list so people know what I’m talking about if I don’t make sense XD LOL

How to make an Indestructible House in Minecraft

This Minecraft tutorial explains how to make an indestructible house with screenshots and step-by-step instructions.

In Minecraft, you can build a home out of bedrock to make an indestructible shelter that can not be destroyed by mobs or other players.

Required Materials to Build an Indestructible Shelter

In Minecraft, these are the materials you can use to build an indestructible shelter:

Steps to build an Indestructible House

1. Build the Floor

First, start by building the floor of your house out of bedrock. The easiest way to do this is to dig up the grass blocks and replace them with bedrock.

2. Build the Walls

Next, build the walls of your house out of bedrock. Be sure to leave an empty space that is 2 blocks high so that you can add a door later.

3. Build the Roof

Next, build the roof of the house out of bedrock. The easiest way to do this is the fly just above the house and place each block of bedrock from the side.

4. Add the Torches

Next, place torches on all of your walls to light up your shelter. This light will prevent hostile mobs from spawning inside your shelter and attacking you.

5. Add the Iron Door

Next, add an iron door to the entrance of your home.

6. Add a Redstone Device to open Iron Door

Finally, add a redstone device next to the iron door on the inside as well as the outside of the house. These devices will be used to open and close the iron door. You can use any redstone item such as a button, a lever or a pressure plate to activate your iron door. In this example, we will use a stone button.

Now your indestructible house is done. This house will be able to withstand explosions and attacks from mobs and other players.

You can start placing your personal items inside the home such as your crafting table, bed, chest, and any other valuable items that you want to keep safe.

How to make house to minecraft

Introduction: OLD

Sometimes it’s hard to make good looking houses in minecraft. So in this instructables I’m going to walk you through the process on how to make great looking houses!

I’ve played Minecraft for over 7 years, so I have a lot of building experience, hopefully I can share a bit of that experience with you.

Step 1: Layout

The first step is to do a little planning. One thing you don’t want to do is having the shape be a plain rectangle. Making a more complex shape for the layout will make it look better, It’s pretty hard to over do it. But try to avoid symmetry, asymmetry will make it look more interesting. When making a layout it’s important to make sure the walls are a odd number of blocks long, this will help a lot down the road.

Step 2: What Blocks to Use?

there are 4 main parts to pick blocks for the house the walls, frame, detailing and the roof.

For the walls I like to use ether hardened clay (terracotta) or wood planks. Nearly all the colors of clay would look good, but if you don’t know what color to I’d recommend light blue or lime green. As far as wood the only types I’d stay clear of are jungle and acacia for your first house, but growth is achieved when you try new things. but other then those they all look good. And for the frame I always go with logs, except for the birch and jungle logs they all look fine. And for the roof and detailing just try to pick a contrasting color of wood to the walls. The roof and detailing can be different types or the same.

Step 3: Basic Shape

Now that you have the layout done and blocks picked out you can start making it look like a house.

Start by rising the walls to be 4 or 5 block tall. when doing this indent the walls so the logs stick out by 1 block, this will give it more depth. If you’re going to add a second floor do so now. Make the second floor 1 block longer on parallel sides, so it looks like the photo. And the height 4 to 5 blocks tall again. around the base of the second floor add logs going sideways to add separation to the floors.

Step 4: Detailing

The main goal of detailing is to fill space so its not so plain.

A simple thing you can do is add stairs to the corners of a wall, either all 4 or just 2 opposite corners. To split up a long (or short) wall you can add a log beam. Make shapes out of fences, slabs, stairs, etc: They can be pretty weird just mess around and see what works!

For windows the easiest way to add detail is adding an awning which can range from fancy to just a few blocks.

Step 5: Adding a Roof

This step can make or break a house. I’m going to show you 2 types of roofs.

Roof #1. Start by framing the in the basic shape of the roof by going 1 block in and 2 blocks up, until they meet in the middle: do this on both sides. Use a combination of solid blocks and stairs to make the roof as shown above. Then if you want to go a step further you can make the roof sunken in. For this I like to start with a normal roof then work my way down from the top, just try not to make it look too perfect.

Roof #2. This roof isn’t as steep as the other one starting 1 block off the roof alternate between slabs and stairs. The reason I don’t use just slabs is because then it would be hard to connect the roof to the walls.

Step 6: Enjoy!

There you go! Now just add any finishing touches that you see fit.

Branch out after you get comfortable in this style. When I really started to get better is when I tried new things.

Hope this was helpful to you.

If you have any questions I’ll answer them the best I can!

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How to Make an Aesthetic Minecraft House

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Learn how to make an aesthetic Minecraft house that is simple, easy, and perfect for those looking for a Cottagecore vibe. Even though it’s small, this house comes with a lot of storage, a bed, crafting table, furnace, smoker, armor stand, and a carrot farm. Read on to learn how to make a simple and easy pink aesthetic cottage.

Before we get into the tutorial, please make sure you download our Material Checklist right above so that you can have it on hand to help keep track of the materials while you collect resources.

Minecraft: How to Build a Cozy Aesthetic Cottagecore House (Step-by-Step) Tutorial

STEP 1. Layout Dimensions

Start off with a simple 5×5 layout.

STEP 2. Flooring

Place dark oak planks to complete the flooring as shown above.

STEP 3. Build the Walls

Front House (North-Facing)

Use terracotta pink blocks to build the walls. Leave two blocks empty in the middle for the door.

Both sides of the house follows the same pattern as above.

Side House (West-Facing and East-Facing)

Leave one empty block in the center for the window.

Back House (South-Facing)

If you want to stay organized and keep track of all of your materials, download my free material checklist for this build by clicking the image above.

STEP 4. Build the Roof

Starting at the front of the house, copy the roof pattern as shown in the photo above.

Now that you have the roof pattern for reference, go ahead and build the roof with dark oak slabs.

STEP 5. Add the Doors & Windows

The front (north-facing) of the house features a dark oak door.

The side (west-facing) of the house features white stained glass pane and dark oak trapdoor for the windows panels.

The back (south-facing) and other side (east-facing) of the house features the same white stained glass pane and dark oak trapdoor for the windows.

STEP 6. Front Landscaping

Mossy stone brick wall

Flower pot with dandelion

Composter with oak leaves

Use a shovel to create a path. Then, punch 1 block as shown above and pour water into it. Then, use a hoe to plant your carrots.

Lastly for the front, place dark oak fence around the carrot farm and a dark oak fence gate for entry.