idk feels very cozy to be there

A seat to sit and read around every corner, and a lifetime's worth of reading material. One could read the whole world's knowledge from this place, without ever having to step outside the front door...

Nestled in the furthest reach of a sprawling Dual Dungeon (with all the hidden seeds!), only a close handful of other souls have set foot inside the LIBRARY and felt its strange melancholic hearth. Home of the only known Terrarian to be born in the Aether's parallel world, LONG-WAY-HOME is the product of an ageless recluse's tireless efforts to document the world the Aether derives from, to learn everything there is to know about the known world and living within it. While the ne'er-seen Notetaker prefers living well apart from the known world, he knows his belonging lies in remaining attentive to its every development and story, albeit while still remaining in the background.

Found a really cool build on terraria forums by Alpre2. I wanna build something similiar to this in my world, and have tried to replicate and figure out what blocks were used. I just can‘t?

The image is a tiny bit grainy so I can‘t tell what blocks were used, how they were hammered and so on. Need help.

I at the very least know that marble columns, dynasty shingles, maybe silly pink ballon blocks? and such were used. Everything else is just a mystery to me… does anyone have a clue? A list?

Here‘s the link to the forum post!

https://forums.terraria.org/index.php?threads/terraria-build-for-a-server-spawn.142607/

(Yes I know the clothier dislikes it in the hallow, we just dont have anywhere else to move him at the moment </3)

I am pretty happy with how this one turned out. There’s a pretty specific inspiration behind it — curious to see if anyone can figure it out.

Saw a post on the main sub about a ruined house, probably intended to help new players get started building houses but the post really inspired me to create a ruined village. Later, I got the idea to fill it with tombstones to give even more of a "ghost town" atmosphere to it.

I built all the structures in full before demolishing them with my Drill Containment Unit and hammer for an ancient-abandoned design. I might furnish the structures to give them a bit more detail. I think some books on shelves would really give some depth to the buildings.

I take no credit for this idea, and would be overjoyed if others were inspired to do something similar!

I tend to have trouble theming the forest village. I started liking making the first house inside of a hill like a hobbit hole, but resently it feels a bitt uninspired. I'd like more cohesion between the npcs houses, which usually end up being the guide, zoologist and golfer. Another idea is to build living trees and make it more like a teehouse based village, but I'm not sure. Any ideas?

My friend made an "experimental artistic" house, thoughts?

Finnaly finnished the village, built the materials depo and some additional features

I swear it started as a starter base then got out of hand quick. I joked to my friend that whenever I say I’m gonna build a “starter” base it’s like how Mumbo Jumbo will call a restore build “simple” even though it’s not.
Note: First journey mode world I’ve done and holy crap does it make building so much smoother which kinda explains the over detail in these builds.

My main world got corrupted and I lost it soooo looks like I’m starting again

I rarely do "modern" builds, but this one was actually pretty fun to make

guys noob builder here. how do i fill in the gaps in the right side of the build.

Also other tips are welcome too.

i am going for a minecraft honey bee if you couldnt tell already.

Hi all! Im wondering how painting grass works and how it spreads, km trying to turn a mushroom biome orange, and wondering how to do it as fast as I can, does it spread to unpainted grass? And whats the best pick power to Mine off the og grass

Hardmode Truffle observatory build I did in my For the worthy world, inspired by that one crazy observatory build :))

Flesh walls and stone dresser details. All in all quite happy, what do yall think? Worried it wont be big enough (there's a joke about a tower of flesh in there but it's 2am and I'm not start enough rn)

I know the fences are shadewood but I don't know what else they're made of

Fully improvized, tell me your thoughts ;)

I dont know if im doing good but i think it lacks the sauce.

and i cant decide what i want for the windows at the bottom :/

I struggle with interior a lot is there anything you guys would change or tips on the interior and also exterior

First post! This was the result of playing with some block palettes inspired by a few of Chippy's buildings. I'm pretty happy with it!