Minecraft Fan Accidentally Creates Neat Decoration

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A Minecraft player accidentally created a neat trash can design with just two items. Minecraft players use the game's resources with immense creativity to build the most impressive bases. This creativity also extends to the inside of Minecraft players' homes, where they regularly invent items that don't officially exist in the game.

There is no shortage of mods that add furniture to Minecraft, turning players into real interior designers. They add different types of chairs, cupboards, tables, and beds, giving life to Mojang's sandbox in an impressive way. But for players who prefer to challenge themselves, there are tricks for creating furniture in Minecraft using only the resources already in the game and a dose of creativity. The Minecraft community is always looking for ways to decorate their bases, and one player recently shared their discovery of an item that their fellow players can easily recreate.

Reddit user Craft_Mesa accidentally created a neat trash can design for their Minecraft base. The player showed off a brown trash can with a red lid, drawing the attention of the Minecraft community as to how it was possible to obtain such an item. In the comments of the publication came the surprise, as the OP revealed that to create the trash can, all Minecraft players need to do is craft a decorated pot and place a mangrove trapdoor on top of it.

Minecraft's mangrove trees are very tall, so the best way for players to get their wood is to harvest it from the top down. Gathering this tree gives the player not only mangrove wood, but several items such as leaves and saplings, roots, vines, and a bee's nest. Decorated pots, on the other hand, were one of the additions in the Minecraft Trails and Tales update, and only have an aesthetic effect. To craft a decorated pot, Minecraft players can use bricks or obtain pottery sherds. Because there are different pottery sherds, pots can have different decorations on them.

The decorated pot is an item with a curious