Minecraft: Build Survival Pale Oak House with Garden Tutorial

Are you a Minecraft survival enthusiast longing to add a touch of elegance to your Base? Look no further than a charming Pale Oak House nestled in a picturesque Pale Garden. Today, we’re going to craft a cozy survivable home that’s both aesthetically pleasing and practical. Here’s your comprehensive guide on how to build this masterpiece.

Before we delve into the construction process, let’s briefly discuss why you should choose this design. The Pale Oak aesthetic complements Minecraft’s vanilla aesthetic, providing a seamless blend with the natural world. Plus, it’s highly survivable, offering excellent protection against mobs and the elements.

Gathering Resources

First things first, we need to gather our resources. For this build, you’ll need a hefty supply of wood. More specifically, we’re after Spruce wood for the pale oak color. You’ll also need stones, cobblestone, glass, and iron for tools and doors. Don’t forget to stock up on food to keep your hunger bar intact during the building process!

To acquire Spruce wood, venture into taiga biomes, where Spruce trees are abundant. Use your axe to chop down the trees, then strip them with your hands. Once you’ve gathered enough logs, convert them into wood planks using the crafting table.

Designing Your Garden

Now that we have our resources, let’s plan our garden. For this design, we’re aiming for a neat, symmetrical garden surrounding our house. Stick to pale colored plants like azaleas, sunflowers, and white tulips to maintain the aesthetic.

Planning the Layout

Decide on the garden’s size based on your available space. Our recommendation is a 15×15 area for a balance between size and manageability. Divide this area into four equal quadrants, reserving the center for a pond and the other three for plants.

Within each quadrant, plant your flowers in rows for a neat, organized look. Use different types of flowers to add variety and color, but ensure they’re all pale to keep with the theme.

Creating the Pond

At the garden’s center, create a 7×7 hole using a shovel. Fill this hole with water using a bucket, then surround the water with a 3-block wide ring of any block of your choice. We recommend using dark oak fences to complement the pale oak theme.

For the finishing touch, throw some sea lanterns into the water for a glowy, inviting pond.

Constructing Your Pale Oak House

With our garden set, it’s time to construct our house. For this design, we’re building a 3-level house with a 7×7 footprint, perfect for a cozy, survivable home.

Foundation and Walls

Begin by laying a 7×7 foundation using Spruce wood planks. Above this, construct 6-block high walls, leaving a 5-block gap in the middle for a later feature. Ensure you leave a 3-block gap in one wall for your entrance.

To add some flair, build 1-block tall towers at each corner using Spruce fences. This will give your house a distinct, rustic look.

Interior and Roof

Inside your house, create a small room (3×3) in the middle for your bed, furnace, and other essentials. Surround this room with a 1-block high ledge using Spruce wood planks.

Next, build a slanted roof using Spruce wood slabs. Start from the top of your walls, then angle your slabs downwards until they meet in the middle. Ensure there’s a 1-block gap between the slabs to allow for light and rain to pass through.

Final Touches

Pop on a dark oak door at your entrance, then add a few glazed lanterns and end rods with candles for that warm, inviting glow. If you’re feeling fancy, you could even add a chorus fruit farm on the roof for a touch of magic.

And there you have it! A charming, survivor-friendly Pale Oak House nestled in a beautiful Pale Garden. Now, go forth and show off your new abode to the Minecraft world!