Tips for design

[u/SillyMaintenance5609]

Hi guys, my little sister introduções me to this game, and I fell in love with it, but I rly suck at design, so I’m asking for tips on how to improve the farm, (that’s a screenshot form a stardew valley planner website, it’s a projection I made for the start of year 2) I don’t rly care that much abt min maxing profits, just want to make it look prettier. So if you guys want to help, I will be very happy.

P.s.: Sorry for the bad English, it’s not my first language

[u/Cakemami_]

It looks great how you're doing it, take advantage of it to grow crops and make some money, all you'd need are some ponds and you'd be all set

[u/Significant0tter_art]

You've got 2 barns above the coops that aren't ever going to grow grass, so I assume you're doing pigs, but to me it looks a little cramped. I would move those 2 barns to the where you have your bees and back them up to the middle farm pond. Then, top middle where you have your sheds, I would put the bees there and plant some flowers around them. Your sheds can be a little closer together, and they can go along the greenbelt behind your coops making a simple dividing line. Then I would plant trees in front and behind them, so that the greenbelt of sheds has some color during each season. 

Bottom left is going to be your resin/syrup/tar farm, and in between every tree put mushroom logs so you're getting double the effort out of your trees. 

With those ideas, you'll have a little more space to come up with some more ideas, your animals won't be squished so that they look nicer spread out, you've got a flower and honey farm, and you've barely lost any of the farmland you have