Although food plays such a big role in Minecraft, very few people try to design a fully equipped kitchen for their home. While they don’t serve any literal functional purpose, it does allow for higher RP levels and also means you can dedicate specific areas of your home to certain tasks. Would you like to have visitors and host people on a long, GoT-style table? Do you want to have a basic, cute kitchen of your own?
As you plan your kitchen design, your choices will depend on what’s most important to you, such as lighting, aesthetics, size, and location. From medieval tables for a traditional Minecraft theme to an outdoor buffet for a tropical feel, this list showcases a great mix of options. Whether you’re a new Minecrafter or looking to take on a new challenge, there’s a kitchen waiting to be built in your world.
From a quaint corner kitchen to a sci-fi themed kitchen, we have 7 top Minecraft kitchen ideas to inspire your build below!
1. Cabin angle
Depending on the type of home you’ve built, a simple design can benefit you. Sometimes less is less! Going with the main material is wood, Flower pot with mushrooms and plants, using mood lighting Lanternand using a Netherrack or Campfire as a cooking area, you can have a cozy, quaint corner kitchen in your home without much effort.
2. Modern
If you want some style that goes hand in hand with simplicity, an ultra-modern look can work especially well in Minecraft. Stick to one color scheme and add in modern conveniences and appliances like microwaves and fridge-freezers. Then, throw in a breakfast bar/center island, and you’re good to go. This is a no-brainer kitchen style to continue the themes of your modern home.
Minecraft Modern Kitchen
3. Restaurants
Especially good if you’re on a multiplayer server and looking to earn some RP; Building a restaurant and cooking meals for your friends in exchange for valuables/materials is both easy and incredibly tempting.
Minecraft Kitchen Restaurant
Build a seating area, a space for people to order, and set up some serious behind-the-scenes cooking machines to handle different meal prep tasks at once. Use the Campfire as a grill and build an ice room to store all your meat before cooking.
4. Banquet hall
For those of us who want to go super simple and classic, styling your kitchen like a party is a no-brainer. Set out a long table with lots of cooked stuff, Flower Pots like the flags of beer and an open fire to grill the treats obtained from your various hunts and explorations.
Kitchen in Minecraft party room
By default, Minecraft has a very rustic, medieval aesthetic to begin with, coupled with the fact that this design only requires early game materials to complete, and this is an intriguing prospect for a gamer. Performances do not consume your playing time.
5. Cantina
A staple for sci-fi fans, why not build a room for all sorts of alien folk. The sci-fi aesthetic allows you to use any material you want and let it work, and in terms of cooking utility you can double a Furnace/Blower as the service droids on the side. behind the bar.
Minecraft Cantina
You can also incorporate other building ideas, such as a mini aquarium or fish tank that you can use to house exotic fish to gawk at (or eat). If you want double down, you can always grab a sci-fi texture pack/skin from online or from the Minecraft Marketplace.
6. Boat Buffet
Indoor kitchens can get stuffy and overcrowded, so why not move the kitchen out? Better yet, move it to the waterfront and enjoy a tropical-themed buffet. Provide some boats on the water and some chests filled Fishing-rod to keep the fish coming, and throw down a Jukebox and some Lantern to complete the vibe of your cooking. There are many ways to customize this waterfront idea with a great view to boot.
Minecraft Outdoor Kitchen
7. Hell’s Kitchen
If you are looking for a dark and moody kitchen in another dimension, unleash your inner Gordon Ramsay and build your kitchen in the worst place in Minecraft: Netherlands.
Minecraft kitchen in the Netherlands
Build it leaning on the edge of a lava lake and destroy the Furnace to burn Netherrack and the Campfire glows. You can set up a Hoglin farm nearby to collect heaps Pork shop while you’re there. Use some Obsidian to fortify the walls from the Ghast’s fireball (or your own cooking disaster), and build some tables; Just don’t expect too many regular customers.
Summary
With 7 kitchen ideas based on different themes and goals you might have, we hope you find something fun to work on. Whatever kitchen you decide to build, remember that home is where the kitchen is, or as the saying goes.
Samuel Heaney is a freelance writer with expertise in gaming tutorials and all things Minecraft. You can follow him on Twitter.
