Copper grates filled with white cushions in Minecraft can be used as Capiz shell windows of a traditional Filipino bahay na bato ancestral house, either as the sliding panels or transom windows (espejo).

I made this after seeing another post asking about a particular kind of retaining wall (second image). I thought it came out pretty nicely.

The new cushions and wool slabs help make a particularly lush and natural-looking slope.

Long story short I am currently obsessed with compact and really tight but cosy interiors (the sort of ones that have you integrating tucked away staircases, less than a block wide corridors, making every block count etc.)

Found out that cushions can be placed EXTREMELY precisely and on every level possible, even inside blocks, when I placed them on the lower lip of shelves it made this really neat raised seats and I just Love it! These cushions are going to change how we build anything ALOT!! Cant wait to see what others make in future once its style has been polished and not Over Used.

Also already getting a tad annoyed I cant place carpets under trapdoors, or trapdoors for shelves cause there on the same blocks and I'm too used to cushion tech😂

Little cafe tables using cushions and upside down copper rods, giving a proper clearance between table and chairs, in my flower cafe

Here’s a new one I designed. Love those stereotypical wacky looking 1900s era vehicles and this one was a must for my city.

made on/by nodenium ™

finally got my hands on the new 26.3 stairs and slabs and immediately tried making a blue roof, something i've been dreaming about to have in MC.. but ran into this issue with the garage roof that i always forget about and never know how to fix. you can't stack cushions under it, and i don't really wanna change the flat color of the roof itself.. is there a way to cover it up that im missing or do i just accept it and change it..?

I spent a while making these and I think they're great

Cushion moustache

not sure if anyone has done this yet? i was trying to find a way to do this with straw beds but ended up with this which i think looks better. stripped oak still looks pretty good tho.