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Texture pack for Minecraft Bedrock

Frostmere Lodge

Ten alpine cabin textures: spruce bark and rings, warm boards, split stone, hearth masonry, quiet snow, woven wool and cast iron.

Free. 5 kB.

Changes 10 blocks. Works with Minecraft Bedrock 1.21 and newer. No experimental features.

A corner of a room built from this pack’s own blocks.

In the game

A build using this pack inside Minecraft on a phone, photographed when we checked it. The download includes the textures; the build is an example.

Frostmere Lodge inside Minecraft
Frostmere Lodge inside Minecraft

What changes

Build a warm cabin palette around textured spruce and cool stone. Spruce logs gain fissured bark and nested end-grain rings; spruce planks become broad honey-brown boards. Cobblestone becomes blue-grey split stone, stone bricks become smoke-grey hearth masonry, and stone becomes pale square limestone tiles. Snow gains restrained pale-blue drifts. White wool becomes cream knit, red wool carries a cranberry-and-cream woven diamond motif, and iron blocks become opaque riveted cast-iron panels. Ten original 16×16 tiles replace existing texture files throughout the world, including blocks that share them. Stone also changes underground. Snow must already exist or be placed; the pack does not change the weather. Recesses, grain and stitches are painted details. No buildings, furniture, lighting effects or gameplay changes are included.

  • Spruce log bark

    Every spruce log bark block in your world takes this look.

  • Spruce log ends

    Every spruce log ends block in your world takes this look.

  • Spruce planks

    Every spruce planks block in your world takes this look.

  • Cobblestone

    Every cobblestone block in your world takes this look.

  • Stone bricks

    Every stone bricks block in your world takes this look.

  • Snow

    Every snow block in your world takes this look.

  • White wool

    Every white wool block in your world takes this look.

  • Red wool

    Every red wool block in your world takes this look.

  • Block of iron

    Every block of iron block in your world takes this look.

  • Stone

    Every stone block in your world takes this look.

How to install

  1. Open the .mcpack file with Minecraft Bedrock to import it.
  2. Edit a world, open Resource Packs, find this pack under My Packs and activate it.
  3. Place it above other packs that replace the same textures.
  4. Frame the cabin with spruce logs and warm spruce planks. Rotating a log exposes the new end grain.
  5. Use cobblestone for rough foundations, stone bricks for a hearth surround, and stone for pale tiled floors. Stone also changes underground.
  6. Use white and red wool or their carpets for cream knit and cranberry woven accents. Iron blocks become opaque cast-iron panels.
  7. Place snow blocks or snow layers for the winter palette. This pack changes existing snow art; it does not create snowfall.
  8. These are painted textures on existing blocks, including shared-file variants. No structures are included.

To use it in every world instead of one, go to Settings, then Global Resources, then My Packs, and activate it there.

If your browser saved the file ending in .zip, rename it to end in .mcpack before opening it.

Step-by-step install for your device

Checked in the game

We put this exact file into Minecraft 1.26.45 on an Android phone on 8 September 2026, turned it on, and looked at every block it changes in a world. The pictures above are from that check.

Other devices and newer versions of Minecraft have not been checked yet.

File details

Pack version 0.1.0. Needs Minecraft 1.21.120 or newer.

SHA-256 524d149cb77a9d6ec6c3a40389f9e0ff35ccee8198832f185d736d188e63280c

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