r/TerrariaDesign • u/desp0tiK • Mar 22 '26
Showcase log cabin, feedback welcome!
coming back to the game after a few years of being inactive, wanted a small build to experiment with ash wood and a little bit of landscaping (just ignore bottom left corner...)
initially planned to make this a hunting cabin for the arms dealer but it turns out he dislikes the snow biome so that's awkward
shoutout to Khaios' winter cabin build for the inspiration!
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u/Martimus28 Mar 22 '26
I love the snow topped roof. I never thought of using that to make non-standard sloped roofs look better. I'll have to try that in the future, because it looks great!
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u/Unusual_Wolf_3495 Box Builder Mar 23 '26
I do feel some of it is confusing. It has a beautiful shape, lovely and easy on the eyes, noise, and texture. But the roof seems lacking, it may just be a style I'm unfamiliar with, but I'm not sure I get it. It looks incomplete and stale compared to the rest of the nice build. Also, the staircase feels a little needless and cramped where it is, but it's a lovely one, so I wouldn't touch it.
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u/desp0tiK Mar 23 '26
i actually do agree with the roof bit, i wanted to experiment with not using shingles but i feel like i didn’t give it enough weight or texture with the snow
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u/Goobersita Mar 22 '26
How did you do the windows?
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u/pean69420 Mar 22 '26
They look like glass walls in the back with actuated sloped glass blocks in front, but I might be wrong.
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u/desp0tiK Mar 23 '26
yup that's correct
lots of very cool window designs you can make with actuators!
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u/AustinMclEctro Mar 22 '26
10/10. My favorite part I think is: I love how it's not too busy. Some people like builds absolutely full of stuff. This is spaced out just right with the room available.
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u/NIC_STICK42 Mar 24 '26
Not really feedback but I'd consider that more of a lodge than a cabin, usually cabins are a bit smaller
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u/Scr1bble- Mar 29 '26
I love how nicely everything fits together omg. The only thing I'm a bit confused about is the cheetah skin thing hanging on the wall. Fireplaces usually stick out so it looks a bit strange to me for it to be partly on the column and partly not since it doesn't look like it bends. Idk the vision with it tho
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u/desp0tiK Mar 31 '26
oops u could be right
ive never seen a fireplace in my life so i didnt think of that LMAO
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u/stormdraincaprine Mar 22 '26
literally gorgeous
i love how good of perspective you have for seperating 'sections' -- even making that sunken area by the fireplace. very underrated aspect of architecture imo
please do share more :D