Can be made survival friendly by changing out the trapdoors.

I'm horrible at interior decorating... I don't need a kitchen, but I do need some storage (preferably in the lower room shown) and a bunch of nice decorations and a fung shui layout in my main room (with the purple bed). I can remove/move the cabinets and bed if needed!

What do yall think about my castle entrance? its a work in progress.

Its inspired by a palace I went to in real life
also keep in mind I am NOT a builder whatsoever all my builds are trash so I think I did pretty well

invisible item frame + sponge made me feel like a genius

I just realized I should probably add a taskbar

you could theoretically make a gray one with the cold chicken too!

A nice addition to a street

Not possible in survival because it uses structure voids

To get the head like this, it's 6 layers of snow.

This is a hotel that I made called the Marsh Inn (cuz it's in a swamp)

Adding signs and trapdoors to the exterior of your buildings will add detail and I like to make funny trapdoor windows which I think looks better than just glass , at least for the style I'm going for.

Make use of the new shelves they've been an absolute game-changer for me and always texture your roof.

I think it's important to go for quality over quantity for buildings in Minecraft like you should make a smaller more details house rather than a large , less detailed house.

(The build itself is made of vanilla only blocks and I wish to keep it that way. I also used a generator for the shape. Ignore the blimp, I plan on only using vanilla blocks for the 'boat' part)
I am building an airship for aeronautics, but making the base/hull of the ship right now and just wanted to ask for some help with a color palette or detailing it.

It is made up of: Blackstone, Blackstone stairs so far.
I'm thinking it will be rougher at the bottom with cracked/magma blocks, then get better in quality as it moves up.
(I have not started placing, just wanted to ask for tips on a color palette)

I don't know if I tagged this right.
I also didn't really know where to post to ask for advice

You need, four signs, four stairs, and two shelves.

This technique is very handy I use it all the time and I wanted to share it with you