Furnicraft Add-on

Furnicraft is a mod for Minecraft PE that adds to the game a large number of different furniture and furnishings for different rooms.

Thanks to the furniture from Furnicraft Add-on, you will be able to decorate your home and liven up every room, be it the living room, kitchen or bathroom.

The mod adds more than 500 different items, which means you will surely find something to place in your home.

Make a recreation room by putting a pool table or a grand piano near the fireplace. The kitchen can accommodate a refrigerator, stove, microwave, and more. The bathroom will be much cozier with the addition of a sink, shower and tub. The pool deck adjacent to the mansion can also be decked out with sun shades!

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Upgrade to 3D furniture

In the latest update of Furnicraft mod all the furniture is in 3D, which provides more details and free rotation when you install it.

And of course, the authors of the mod haven’t forgotten about the new items of decorative furniture, which means that you have even more variety to decorate your buildings both inside and outside. Now you can pick up the furniture for any room, as well as create a separate area for a barbecue or relaxing by the pool!

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Creating a Family in Minecraft PE

But that’s not all the new features that Furnicraft adds to the game, because now you will be able to create your own family and even have children!

In Furneecraft, you’ll have to find a wife in your village and start trading with her. Then propose using a rose gold ring and have a baby in Minecraft!

For your baby to grow up, you need to place it in a crib and give it 1 diamond. Over time, the baby will get older and you will need to feed it apples, cake, sugar or gold apples.

How do I get furniture in Minecraft?

To get furniture from Furnicraft mod you need to create colored clay. Use the following crafting recipe:

Once you create the clay for the fittings, apply it to the stonecutter and a window will become available for you to select the furniture.

Video review of Furnicraft