Skip to content
ModChest
ModChest
Search in
backpack
furniture
ores
tools
animals
medieval
knight
WorldsModsTexturesSkins

Cottage Window

  • Drag to turn
  • Wheel to zoom
  • Right-drag to move
  • Pinch to zoom
  • Two fingers to move
  • R to reset

Simple House Parts

Finish a house with 16 window, door, railing and roof parts

Free16 blocksBlock mod in Building & decor and Furniture

In the House Parts collection

Works with Minecraft Bedrock 1.26.45 and newer

  • Android
  • iPhone and iPad
  • Windows

.mcaddon file, 113 KB. Consoles and Java Edition can’t import packs.

Every ModChest mod is checked against the others, so no two use the same block, item or creature.

What’s inside

  • Cottage Window
  • Cottage Front Door
  • Cottage Porch Lantern
  • Cottage Porch Railing
  • Cottage Window Bench
  • Cottage Built-In Cupboard
  • Cottage Window Shutters
  • Cottage Attic Window
Show all 16 blocks
  • Cottage Corner Post
  • Cottage Porch Beam
  • Cottage Eaves Board
  • Cottage Gable Trim
  • Cottage Plaster Arch
  • Cottage Porch Step
  • Cottage Window Planter
  • Cottage Plaster Wall
Mod version
0.1.1
Updated
September 2026

What it does

Set a window into a wall, stand a front door beside it and hang louvered shutters next to both, then put an attic window up in the gable. Stand corner posts at the front of the house, run porch railings between them, carry a porch beam across the top and lay a porch step at the door. Finish the roofline with an eaves board and a gable trim, put a plaster arch over an inside doorway, hang a window planter of flowers under a window, and cover the walls with whitewashed plaster. Every part turns to face you when you place it and drops itself when broken.

Read more

Use the porch lantern to put it out or light it again: it comes lit at light level 14. Use the window to change its glazing between clear panes, diamond leaded panes and a colored flower. Use the built-in cupboard while holding a plain stick to put away every stack in your main inventory, or with anything else to take them back; your hotbar is never touched, and breaking the cupboard drops everything inside. The window bench seats 1 player, and you crouch to stand up. The rest is decoration: the front door and the shutters don't open, the glass is painted on so you can't see through a window, a bench is not a spawn point, and pistons can't move the cupboard or the bench.

  • 16 parts in plain oak, spruce and whitewashed plaster, each placeable facing 4 directions
  • 2 windows, a front door, shutters, a railing, a corner post, a porch beam, eaves and gable trim
  • 1 window with 3 glazing designs, changed by using it
  • 1 porch lantern at light level 14, switchable, lit when you place it
  • 1 built-in cupboard holding 27 stacks and 1 window bench seating 1 player
  • 4 whitewashed plaster wall blocks from one craft

How to install Simple House Parts

  1. Import the .mcaddon, then turn on both packs in your world's settings (Behavior Packs and Resource Packs). No experiments are needed. Needs Minecraft Bedrock 1.26.45 or later.
  2. Craft each part at a crafting table. A recipe appears in the recipe book once you pick up its main material: oak planks for the window, cupboard, railing, arch and plaster wall, oak logs for the corner post and porch beam, oak slabs for the porch lantern, shutters, attic window, eaves board, gable trim and porch step, and spruce planks for the front door, window bench and window planter.
  3. Each part faces you when you place it, so stand on the side its front should face. Windows, the door, the arch and the plaster wall fill a block in a wall; shutters, the cupboard, the eaves board, the gable trim and the planter sit against one. To turn a part later, break it and place it again.
  4. Use a part (right-click on Windows, tap on touch screens) to work it: switch the porch lantern, change the window's glazing, or sit on the window bench. Crouch to stand up from the bench.
  5. Hold a plain stick and use the built-in cupboard to store the stacks in your main inventory. Use it with an empty hand or any other item to take them back; whatever doesn't fit stays inside.
  6. Crouch when you place a block against a part, so you don't use the part instead.
How to craft all 16 pieces

  • Cottage Attic Window

    Crafting table, in any arrangement

    • Oak slab, 1
    • Glass pane, 2
    • White dye, 1

  • Cottage Corner Post

    Crafting table, in any arrangement

    • Oak log, 2
    • Cobblestone, 1
    • White dye, 1

  • Cottage Built-In Cupboard

    Crafting table, in any arrangement

    • Oak planks, 2
    • Chest, 1
    • White dye, 1
    • Iron nugget, 1

  • Cottage Eaves Board

    Crafting table, in any arrangement

    • Oak slab, 1
    • Oak stairs, 1
    • Spruce slab, 1
    • White dye, 1

  • Cottage Front Door

    Crafting table, in any arrangement

    • Spruce planks, 3
    • Iron nugget, 1
    • Iron ingot, 1

  • Cottage Gable Trim

    Crafting table, in any arrangement

    • Oak slab, 1
    • Spruce slab, 1
    • White dye, 2
    • Stick, 1

  • Cottage Plaster Arch

    Crafting table, in any arrangement

    • Oak planks, 1
    • Clay ball, 2
    • Bone meal, 1
    • Quartz, 1

  • Cottage Plaster Wall

    Crafting table, in any arrangement, makes 4

    • Oak planks, 1
    • Clay ball, 3
    • Bone meal, 1
    • White dye, 1

  • Cottage Porch Beam

    Crafting table, in any arrangement

    • Oak log, 2
    • Oak slab, 1
    • White dye, 1

  • Cottage Porch Lantern

    Crafting table, in any arrangement

    • Oak slab, 1
    • Iron nugget, 1
    • Glowstone dust, 1
    • Glass pane, 1
    • Candle, 1

  • Cottage Porch Railing

    Crafting table, in any arrangement

    • Oak planks, 1
    • Oak fence, 2
    • White dye, 1

  • Cottage Porch Step

    Crafting table, in any arrangement

    • Oak slab, 1
    • Cobblestone, 2
    • Smooth stone, 1

  • Cottage Window Shutters

    Crafting table, in any arrangement

    • Oak slab, 2
    • White dye, 1
    • Iron nugget, 1
    • Stick, 1

  • Cottage Window

    Crafting table, in any arrangement

    • Oak planks, 2
    • Glass pane, 2
    • White dye, 1
    • Lapis lazuli, 1

  • Cottage Window Bench

    Crafting table, in any arrangement

    • Spruce planks, 1
    • Spruce slab, 1
    • Oak slab, 1
    • White wool, 1

  • Cottage Window Planter

    Crafting table, in any arrangement

    • Spruce planks, 1
    • Flower pot, 1
    • Dirt, 1
    • Poppy, 1
    • Dandelion, 1
What changed

  1. 0.1.1

    A seat or storage piece that stopped working after /kill or a session with the pack off works again ten seconds later

  2. 0.1.0

    First release

Which version do I have?

Minecraft Bedrock shows its version number in the bottom-right corner of the main menu. Everything on ModChest is built for Bedrock 1.26.45 and newer, on Android, iPhone, iPad and Windows. If your number is lower, update Minecraft from the store you installed it from, then import the mod.

Step-by-step for your device

Where the file lands, how to open it with Minecraft, and what to do if the import fails.

More in House Parts

Build a house in your own style from windows, doors and trim. Each has its own download.

More like this

Browse all Building & decor mods

The ModChest app for Android, iPhone and iPad keeps a list of everything it sends to Minecraft, and shows when one has an update. About the app