Furniture & decoration

A finished base deserves more than chests and torches. Sunday Market gives you a full decoration kit you craft at the table and place like any block: furniture to sit at, cases to show off loot, richer signs, plant pots, and saplings that grow trees from other biomes. None of it needs a command. Craft the piece, set it down, arrange to taste.

The furniture set

A large set of furniture crafts from ordinary materials. Expect chairs and stools you can actually sit in, tables to gather around, and a spread of decorative blocks that dress a room. Mix woods and materials to match your build, then lay out a kitchen, a study, or a tavern floor. These are the pieces that turn a stone box into a place someone lives.

Show off your best items

Two display pieces put your prized loot on show.

• Display cases hold an item behind glass on a shelf, ideal for a trophy wall or a shop front.
• Pedestals raise a single item up so a room has a centerpiece.

Both are for looking, not storage. Use them to label a shop, mark an achievement, or crown a collection.

Richer hanging signs

Hanging signs do more here than swing under a block. When you place and edit one, you get extra formatting to lay out cleaner labels and headers. They are the natural pairing for a display wall or a market stall, so every case has a tidy caption.

Plant pots

Decorative pots hold far more plants and flowers than a vanilla flower pot. Pot up a wide range of greenery and set the pots on tables, ledges, and windowsills. A few filled pots do more for a room than any block of stone.

Biome saplings

This is the showpiece of the kit. Craft special saplings and grow trees themed to biomes far from where you stand. You can raise a stand of foreign timber at home without hauling saplings across the map, so a desert base can keep a shaded grove and a snowy one can flush with color.

See also

• Building & claiming — ward the base you just decorated
• Landmarks & structures — where the trophies on your shelf come from
• Exploring the world — the biomes your saplings borrow their trees from