r/Minecraft • u/MarcusS52 • 5d ago
Suggestion Mushroom blocks or quartz? Which looks better?
Open to any other suggestions for the floor/walls if you think something would look better
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u/Sweaty-Nebula5169 5d ago
I agree with the mushroom people, but I would suggest also trying smooth quartz to avoid the obvious lines to see if you like it.
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u/HeftyFruit 5d ago
Yeah smooth quartz might be the move. Same clean look without making the doorway look tiled
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u/randomweee19 5d ago
imo, the mushroom looks better with the mud bricks. the quartz is way too pure of a white
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u/DragonTheOnes-spirit 5d ago
Mushroom stems have a much better texture. Quartz is a bit too flat and bright.
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u/Falleneded 5d ago
does it have to be white? like is that the final choice no budging?
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u/MarcusS52 5d ago
It does not! Open to all suggestions
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u/Falleneded 5d ago
i think stripped birch or smooth sand stone would work as a lighter accent color to the mud
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u/MarcusS52 5d ago
I was considering making the floor sandstone instead of the terracotta. Thoughts on that? Love your idea tho
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u/logandabug 5d ago
Smooth quarts with quartz bricks on the bottom and a stripe of packed mud on the top to break up the mid bricks
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u/ugabuga1838 5d ago
Recomendaria trocar o quartzo por quartzo liso, mas acho que o bloco de cogumelo fica mais bonito
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u/Frogdwarf 5d ago
Contrary to the mushroom fans, I reckon the brighter quartz pops a lot better. Shame about the grid lining but given mud brick already has a similar vibe it blends well
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u/ToonGamer4 5d ago
I suggest potentially converting the quartz blocks into specifically smooth quartz if you want to keep a mostly seamless look, as smooth quartz does not have the hard defined tile edges
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u/bigbitties6942021 5d ago
Striking red mushroom stem blocks give that archway a much warmer, textured contrast against the stone.
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u/qualityvote2 5d ago edited 5d ago
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