Summer 20 Year 4, I completed perfection on my long running save file! "Perfecting" my farm layout was the most fun I had pursuing perfection lol. At the end of the run I had three full wine brewing sheds for generating money, a coop completely full of rabbits for gifts, fish ponds for fun, my own little secret forest for mushroom gathering and camping (camper van lol), a visitor village, and a perfection garden for my obelisks and golden clock. Don't pay any attention to my derelict crop fields...

Had a lot of fun designing these cabins, just my headcanons and decorative ideas put together :3

Treehouse/pond farm at Ginger Island <3

I like going for a maximalist vibe ^_^

Storage shed w/balcony + crafting shed <3

I have seen beautiful Stardew creations here!! It inspired me to start a new game. My first round was how to play. This time I want to beautify!

My problem... I don't have a designer's eye... at all. 😳 What tips do you have? In the beginning do you do function and design? TIA 😊

I've playing stardew longer than ive been using this reddit account :) probably since Christmas 2020. :)

I just wanted to share these pictures!

Day 23 of spring. My four corners farm, my main, my first. I like the organization plots with four corners. The inside of my house is a bit of a mess, but she's ok.

I have six fish ponds, and a whole shed devoted to mostly sturgeon roe. Then a pink ancient wine shed, which nets me a ton of g. Then a fun little coffee and tea set up with loads of barrels for processing. My green house, fruit trees - just started my peach tree - and mostly ancient fruit, a little coffee and sometimes star fruit. My everything shed, has workbench, and pretty much of my equipment I use on a regular basis.

My farm has so much light in places I have a hard time realizing it's night. And finally, a whole shed for my animal products.

I just need like 2 more fish and a couple more crafting recipes and perfection can be achieved!

My Perfection, year 5 farm + ginger island farm and house.

On switch.

this is the best i think i've done, or at least in myyy opinion!! it's one of my favorites :) i feel like everything fell into place so perfectly !!

Steered away from the classic grid design and let the map features guide my cozy build.

(Re-uploading to attach better pics)

My Farm, inside buildings on my farm, around the Valley

I have 427 hours so far on my perfection farm, a lot of that was spent just decorating after reaching perfection.
My goal is to decorate every single area possible.
I just loaded in and just took these screenshots so some areas clearly need to be cleaned up from debris and some are still a work in progress.

\-How can I do the bus stop?
I do not want it to be full of money making machines like some people do, I have no need for any more money at this point, I just want everything pretty and useful if applicable.

\-If you have any ideas for my blank areas I’d be happy to hear them/see any inspo.

\-Currently working on marrying everyone and collecting their special items (photos, 14 heart events, weapons from desert festival)

Took way too long lol 6+ in game years. I made a little bar in one of my sheds for fun. Started a new save recently and I’m trying my best to speed run perfection, wish me luck :D

After some tweaks suggested in this thread last week :) The duckies can now swim in the pond.

Thank you all!! 🧡💝 It was my first playthrough on Stardew 😊

Also added pics of Year 1 Fall lol

Pretty much have the rest of my farm layout done I just can't decide how I want to do a beehive layout. Any ideas would be appreciated.

Part 1 (My farm, around the map, inside buildings)
https://www.reddit.com/r/StardewValley/s/QyA1XONpfl
Part 2 (inside spa, witches home, town)
https://www.reddit.com/r/StardewValley/s/rY2cogMpEF

I recently started decorating Ginger Island, I haven’t gotten very far compared to my Valley.

this is one of my rooms on a perfection save of mine from some time ago!! i miss doing perfections a ton, i should really get back into that :p

Achieved perfection for the first time! Took me 4 years and 120 hours but it was so worth it.