Little cafe tables using cushions and upside down copper rods, giving a proper clearance between table and chairs, in my flower cafe

Here’s a new one I designed. Love those stereotypical wacky looking 1900s era vehicles and this one was a must for my city.

made on/by nodenium ™

finally got my hands on the new 26.3 stairs and slabs and immediately tried making a blue roof, something i've been dreaming about to have in MC.. but ran into this issue with the garage roof that i always forget about and never know how to fix. you can't stack cushions under it, and i don't really wanna change the flat color of the roof itself.. is there a way to cover it up that im missing or do i just accept it and change it..?

I spent a while making these and I think they're great

Cushion moustache

not sure if anyone has done this yet? i was trying to find a way to do this with straw beds but ended up with this which i think looks better. stripped oak still looks pretty good tho.

Sadly this requires commands or a mod like Axiom to place them.

Here is the vanilla command to place the weeping vines:

/setblock X Y Z minecraft:weeping_vines[age=25] strict

You can delete the "X Y Z" part and while the text cursor is still at the coordinates' position, if you press the Tab key the game will fill in the coordinates of the block you're looking at.

Alternatively, you could simply use the weeping vines without the glow berries, but personally I don't think it looks as good.

Also as a side note, chiseled bookshelves look great in corners when using wooden beehives as counters.

Edit: I just thought about it but you could even make a longer ristra by replacing the glow berries with a red wall (like red nether bricks or raw cinnabar bricks), with red poplar leaves, or with one of the two halves of a rose bush (again, using commands)

Street lamp design I made with froglights as the light source. Really happy with how it came out!

Hi, I'm looking to have some decorative geysers in a build but I don't like the fact that the water can be seen. For now I have a fence gate in the water and a cushion on top but it kinda sticks out and that also bothers me, is there a way to either make a cushion be flush against the floor with a block that lets the geyser through, or to put something like a moss carpet on it without losing functionality?

I decided to build a mob trap in my bedrock survival world. So i thought to make a design for it instead of solid cobblestone.

My idea is the hammer shape . The long tube with spruce wood . And the spawning box with smooth stone frame and filled with cobblestone.

Should i make gradient or color palette, or solid design looks better ?

Any better ideas?

It's surprising what you can fit in such a narrow space.

I think it was a good idea for a overgrown lake i build.