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Nov 20, 2021 · How to build a Winter Cabin in Minecraft ️Hello, in this video we will build a small winter cabin in a snowy biome. Since we only use spruce wood, it also f...
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- Cherry Blossom Survival House. Tutorial by: Zaypixel. Widely regarded as one of the most eye-catching biomes in the entire game, a Cherry Blossom forest is filled with pink leaves and flowers that create an idyllic paradise.
- Cabin Starter House. Tutorial by: Goldrobin. If you have some extra wood and time to spare, then consider building this majestic A-frame cabin. To complete this build, you will need an ample amount of spruce wood, and some cobblestone.
- Blacksmith Starter House. Tutorial by: KoalaBuilds. Just because this build is modeled after a blacksmith's workshop doesn't mean you can't live, work, and sleep all in the same structure.
- Medieval Starter House. Tutorial by: Nanaroid. If you are a fan of a more traditional aesthetic, then consider constructing Nanaroid's medieval themed home.
In this Minecraft video tutorial we show you how to build a Simple Cozy Starter Winter Cabin. This cozy snow biome cottage is perfect choice as your new worl...
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Dec 10, 2023 · Build a cozy winter starter home in minecraft with my tutorial!I've been working on this video for a long time and I hope you enjoy this format of my present...
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This first entry by Dio Rods is one of my favorites, despite being a tad more complex than your typical starter house. The inclusion of a greenhouse is a nice touch for an early game food source, and the video touches on some nice suggestions for future upgrades.
This design by SheraNom is similar to the previous, but uses cobblestone textures rather than smooth stone. The use of deepslate for a darker palette gives it a more earthen appearance, and the mix and match of different stone blocks makes this build surprisingly customizable. The included upgrade paths are a nice touch as well.
The inclusion of quartz in this build by Rizzial means that it’s not quite a “Starter House”, but its small size means that you won’t need much of it. The modern look definitely isn’t for everyone, but this one’s small size makes it an appealing option all the same—as long as you’re willing to plunge into the Nether a bit earlier than normal.
This design by heyimrobby is bigger than most other entries, but its focus on the bare necessities makes it surprisingly accessible as an early game dwelling. There’s not really much else to say here. If you’re just looking for something simple to get through the early game, this is the way to go.
This entry, designed by Zaypixel, focuses on being as compact as possible. Despite its relatively small size, it features a small food garden, as well as a small stable area. It also blends styles from other designs, making use of different woods as well as stone.
Another one of my personal favorites. This design by Sv Gravity elevates the player’s living area, leaving room for farm area underneath. Not only is it small, it uses easily attainable materials, and the build itself being recorded in survival mode makes it much easier to follow.
This build, designed by SheepGG, is the most stylized build on this list so far. Despite the relatively complex design, it maintains the small size that you want out of a starter house. It still requires a tad more investment than other comparable builds, but the end result is well worth it.
Another entry by SheraNom, this take on their previous starter house is specifically geared towards a two-player survival world. It’s similar in the sense that it makes use of deepslate for a darker palette, but the actual layout is fairly different. If you had a sibling like me, you probably have fond memories of squabbling over the Minecraft hous...
When I was little, I had an obsession with hollowing out trees and building houses inside them. It drove my brother crazy—mostly because it never turned out very good. This (far superior) take on a treehouse by Mia Bloom is a tad large, but is relatively easy to scale down. Plus, it won’t annoy your sibling.
Another stylistic design, this build by SheepGG takes a decidedly Japanese approach to its aesthetic. The contrast between the textures of deepslate and spruce wood gives a decidedly cozy feel, and leads to a lovely blend between both rugged and more homey styles.
Dec 20, 2022 · 4) Winter Log Cabin. This house is ideal for beginners. It only requires wood and a few pieces of stone to build, and it can host a small garden area, a fireplace, and a lovely bedroom. The house ...
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Jun 1, 2022 · 3) Small Winter Cabin. For those looking for a slightly smaller winter cabin to cozy up inside, this next example by MInecraft YouTuber known as "Balzy" is a great choice. While very small, it has ...
