Three Fun bed designs to make in Minecraft

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When it comes to the comfort factor, the sharp edges of Minecraft’s blocks leave much to be desired. As players delve into the interior decoration aspects of the building game’s systems, they’ll often find that the furniture they try to build — or whatever furniture facsimile they attempt to build out of a couple of stair blocks and some wood — doesn’t seem purpose-built to bear the weight of a human player, let alone ergonomic enough to look or play the part.

Nowhere is this stylistic approach more apparent than in Minecraft’s beds. Sure, they exist for players to lay in them, but these rigid, one-by-two dominoes don’t look like they’d make for an enjoyable night’s sleep. Sometimes, all it takes is a few extra blocks to turn an otherwise stiff mattress into the proper throne of a house-builder.

Two additional wood blocks may not be the most extravagant build, but a few planks at the head can provide the otherwise minimal bed with some much-needed structure. Additionally, the headboard can be used to prop up centerpieces or atmospheric light fixtures, such as potted flowers, Jack o’Lanterns, Sea Lanterns, Sea Pickles, or either variant of standard Lantern.

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This design incorporates much of the simple concepts introduced in the previous design, yet introduces a few more pieces of auxiliary furniture, including a pair of wooden fence and pressure plate nightstands, as well as a wide chest that doubles as a footboard.

The inclusion of wool carpet matching the color of the bed is a nice touch. Keep in mind, however, that while the blocks below the bed will show through, carpet pieces cannot be placed