Handcrafted Mod | Minecraft Furniture, Decor & Hammer Guide

Handcrafted is a Minecraft decoration mod that adds over 250 craftable furniture and decor blocks to Java Edition. It covers every room in a build: trophies, kitchen counters and cabinets, bedroom furnishings, dishes, paintings, cushions, and sheets. The mod also includes a Hammer tool for cycling trim styles on compatible furniture blocks. This guide walks through every furniture category, how the Handcrafted Hammer works, installation steps, and common questions.

The mod comes from the Terrarium team, the same group behind the Chipped mod. You can layer sheets and cushions onto furniture to swap colors, dress tables with trims using a Hammer, and mix fantasy, medieval, steampunk, and vanilla styles in the same room. If you have ever finished a build and then stared at empty rooms wondering what to put inside, this is the mod that fills those gaps.

Furniture and decor categories

Trophies

Display your wins. Handcrafted adds trophy blocks you can place on pedestals or shelves to show off boss kills and milestones.

Kitchen counters and cabinets

Counters, drawers, and cabinets give you a semi-functional kitchen. Several of these blocks double as storage, so the room is not just for show.

Trims and the Hammer

Use the Hammer tool to switch trims between different styles on the fly. It lets you reuse the same block across several builds without crafting a new variant each time.

Bedroom furnishings

Beds, nightstands, bookshelves, and tables round out the bedroom set. Fancy beds behave like vanilla beds but look the part, and two placed side by side form a double bed.

Dishes

Plates, cups, and serving pieces add a tabletop layer that most decoration mods skip.

Paintings

A wide selection of paintings in different sizes and art styles covers bare walls without reaching for vanilla framed art.

Cushions and sheets

Cushions and sheets recolor furniture. Drape a sheet over a table or bed to change its look, then re-dye it when you want a new palette.

Handcrafted Hammer & Tools

The Handcrafted Hammer is the one tool the mod adds, and it serves a single purpose: changing the trim style on compatible furniture blocks. Use it on a trimmed block and the trim switches to a different pattern, letting you reuse the same block across several builds without crafting a new variant each time.

If you are searching for the Handcrafted mod hammer, here is the short version. The hammer does not mine, attack, or repair anything. It only cycles trims. Use it on a furniture block that supports trims and the pattern rotates to the next available style. The four trim styles are fantasy, medieval, steampunk, and vanilla, so you can match any build aesthetic without recrafting.

This is especially useful when you are mixing design themes in the same room. Instead of crafting a separate variant for every style, you place one block and adjust its trim on the fly. The hammer works on any furniture block that supports trims, so you can fine-tune your builds without breaking and replacing blocks. Everything else in the mod is furniture and decoration. The hammer is the only tool.

How to install Handcrafted

Handcrafted runs on Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge, so pick whichever loader your pack already uses. The mod supports Minecraft 1.21.1, 1.21, and earlier versions back to 1.19.3, including 1.19.4, 1.20, 1.20.1, 1.20.2, and 1.20.4. The steps are the same either way.

1. Install your loader of choice for your Minecraft version. New to that step? The how to install Minecraft mods guide walks through it.
2. Grab Resourceful Lib, the required library mod, and drop its jar into your mods folder.
3. Drop the Handcrafted jar into the same mods folder.
4. Launch the game with your loader profile and start decorating.

For a Fabric-specific walkthrough, see the Minecraft Fabric overview. If you want more decoration options to pair with Handcrafted, the Dusty Decorations mod, the Decorative Bottles mod, Carpeted Stairs & Slabs, and A Man With Plushies all layer in nicely.

Handcrafted FAQ

Does Handcrafted need a library mod?

Yes. Resourceful Lib is required, and the game will not load Handcrafted without it.

Can you sit on the chairs and couches?

Yes. Cushioned chairs and couches are sit-able, so they work as functional seating rather than purely cosmetic blocks.

Does it work on multiplayer servers?

Yes. Handcrafted supports both client and server environments, so everyone on the server sees the same furniture once the mod and Resourceful Lib are installed.

What does the Handcrafted hammer do?

The hammer changes the trim style on compatible furniture blocks. Use it on a trimmed block to cycle through available patterns, including fantasy, medieval, steampunk, and vanilla styles. It lets you reuse the same block across multiple builds without crafting a new variant each time.

What Minecraft versions does Handcrafted support?

Handcrafted supports Minecraft 1.21.1, 1.21, and earlier versions back to 1.19.3, including 1.19.4, 1.20, 1.20.1, 1.20.2, and 1.20.4. The mod runs on Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge across all supported versions.

Is there a Handcrafted mod wiki?

This guide covers every furniture category the mod adds, including trophies, kitchen blocks, bedroom furnishings, dishes, paintings, cushions, and sheets, plus the hammer tool, installation steps, and FAQ. It works as a quick reference if you are looking for a Handcrafted mod wiki.

Is Handcrafted still being maintained?

The last release was in March 2025. With over 23 million downloads across Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge, the mod remains widely used. Check the project page for the latest update status.