The Three Best Minecraft Kitchen Designs and Ideas

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The buffet’s worth of food prepared by the average Minecraft player in any given playthrough can, through the game’s mechanics, be cooked on as little as a rudimentary fireplace or industrial furnace. However, some of the more aesthetically-minded players may want to build themselves a proper kitchen in which to cook. These simple solutions to household fixtures can provide both form and function to the player’s kitchen space.

It will take a decent bit of work and cosmetic additions to make furnaces — crafting fixtures more easily recognized for their ability to smelt ore — pass off as kitchen stoves. Placing an iron trapdoor up against the face of the furnace can give it the appearance of an oven door, provided that a lever is placed on the side of the furnace to keep the trapdoor propped upright. Having something cooking on this furnace can produce a bit of ambient light from within the oven, further contributing to this illusion.

Glowing item frames can be placed on top of the furnace to come across as lit stove tops. Placing cooked meat of any type in these glow frames can make it look as if pork chops and steak are grilling.

Tying this structure together is the presence of an overhead stove hood. Placing a hopper two blocks above the furnace, connected to a vertical pillar of blackstone wall above it, can provide the kitchen as a whole with vertical depth.

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What good is a kitchen at preparing food if not for its cabinets in which to store ingredients? Barrels can be placed horizontally against walls, making them look and function like overhead cabinet walls.

Wooden trapdoors, particularly dark oak and spruce trapdoors, can be built around