10 Tips And Tricks To Making A Beautiful Farm In Stardew Valley
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2021
- When you just start a brand new playthrough in stardew valley creating a beautiful farm is usually the last thing on your mind, and it really can be a daunting task because your farm is actually really large. Putting a coherent design together that just makes sense takes quite a bit of practice and patience. In this video, I will give you some tips and tricks that I have learned to help guide you onto making a more beautiful farm design.
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"And TBH, I'm still not very good at decorating and making a beautiful farm."
*Shows off cool AF farm*
I promise you they be lying. 😂😂
Pst here are tips for making your farm prettier.
Use decorative hay and Barrels near barns or coops to give it a cleaner aesthetic.
You can plant Fibre seeds just for the year long aesthetic. You can get creative with this
Plant tea bushes and fruit trees and let them fully grow on your desired spot then plant fibre seeds around them to create interesting aesthetics. You can also experiment.
Make use of house plant furniture. This includes the trees you can get from the cinema crane game.
Try make use of asymmetry in designs when you can to help make it feel less linear or perfect and gives it depth.
Also if you want to hide lightning rods because they dont fit your aesthetic but need them for batteries and prevention of lightning, you can put them behind buildings!
These are some good tips that I didn't even think about!
Thank you so much for sharing 😊
CONGRATULATIONS YOU GET 100 LIKES FROM THE TIPS THAT YOU GIVE. HOPE IT'S USEFUL
Can't fiber spread and damage the farm?
@@esteeeela nah those are weeds. Fibre seeds are safe. the harmful fibre are the weeds that grow on your farm naturally and spread if not removed.
This is actually my current project, and while there are no curves, I am slowly making progress on getting it where I want it to be
I looked through many farms on r/FarmsofStardewValley and straight square farms really can look amazin, so dont worry about curves too much
I really like the whole concept of decorating but its hard because of the constant meteors just desrtoying everything
@@Lumine-rv2hk I've only had 2 meteors so far, only real thing that's popped up is another owl statue.
Ive had 10 and im on year 2 at this rate by year 200 my farm will be skull caverns
@@Lumine-rv2hk I’m on year four and haven’t got any meteors, is there like a box u have to check for them?
Making pretty farms is definitely where I struggle in SDV. I really want to have a nice, aesthetic farm, but I think I get too caught up in trying to plan out the details.
Same
This is one of the first farm videos I’ve seen that I genuinely feel has helped me, and now i’m about to load up my stardew valley save at 3:30 AM and redo my entire layout
That is awesome!
So glad the video was able to help
Lmao not at 3:00 am😂
I have been redesigning my farm every winter when there's no crops, but I can't figure out how I want it to look 😅 I use most of my space to grow as many crops as possible and make tons of wine
Use the greenhouse for crops and basement for wine ✌️
I always like to put my silos touching my coops and barns. It looks asthecticly pleasing and just looks odd on it own.
You moved the greenhouse to the south exit and put a teleport there! It's so clever, I'll definitely use it in the future!
My favorite technique of decorating is to surround a few cages with a fence, plant grass and a toy (or statue) inside. It always looks cute. Also, different types of stone decks are well considered among themselves. For example, a cobblestone path and bric flor, or cobblestone path and stepping ston path. The first option looks like a broken road, the second option is good for a forest path.
I just started redecorating my farm recently too! Thanks for sharing your strategies.
Here are some of my decorating ideas:
I like to mix up the stepping stone path, crystal cobblestone path and cobblestone path together to make more organic-looking pathways.
Placing stepping stones will make a random version, you can break and replace repeatedly until you get the desired version.
Turning certain furniture (like the tree chairs) can create some interesting decorations.
If I'm not mistaken, the direction you face when you plant a tree seed should determine which way it faces when it grows - useful if you want maple tree archways where the trunks are symmetrical. (I just noticed oak seeds always face the way I face when I plant them, waiting for all my trees to grow to see if I'm right about this.)
Placing potted plants and certain table decorations (like the purple gem) outside sheds make them look a little cozier.
Trees can act as fences that don't degrade to keep your animals more contained when you don't have the golden clock. (I particularly like mushroom trees for this, but that's much harder to set up.)
Keeping all the crop areas in separate squares like that is also super helpful for knowing how many seeds you need to buy at a glance.
"im still not very good at decorating" she says, as the prettiest farm ive ever seen is displayed 😩
I recently started a new save with the four corners farm and I'm loving it, a corner for mining and fishing, one for crops, one for animals, and another one for tapping and forest in general.
All of my empty tiles have grass, and it makes it very pretty, I use stone paths that are one tile wide, I use the same style used in the city, so that it looks consistent.
Oh, and I plant the grass before the fences and putting the lamps and chests around, so that it looks like the item is partially hidden by overgrown grass. (I haven't been through winter, yet, so I don't know how the grass will fare.)
I’m happy you’re making Stardew videos in 2021. It’s pretty hard to find new stuff.
I did not know you could move the greenhouse until this video- You have unlocked so much potential for me- thank you
Ooh thanks Lily, I was struggling with crop placement for my forest farm and your placement on the left is just 🙏✨🧨
I love your style! You have a great aesthetic sense for shape and color, as well as such a creative vision for how to make areas look cozy with random seating and lighting. You are truly gifted.
Oh my god! I've actually been looking up farm layouts because I want to organize my farm. (year 6 but it's a mess lol)
Welcome to the club (Fall Year 5 here)
Rookies I'm almost at year 8
@@jsmooth7160 do you have a good looking farm after 8 years
@@ahorsewithnoname6614 not yet but that's because I was more focused on getting the true perfection achievement having a prismatic shard every day is quite nice
lol im in year 3, nearly year 4 and mine is a shitfight, i chose the four corners farm so it's hard to design well without just dumping stuff in a corner and forgetting it exists
Try to play Homework Salesman, an rpg maker game. I played it years ago this game stardew valley really reminds me of homework salesman.
I never thought I would enjoy it before as the main character was a female but I actually got addicted playing it cause it's so good.
I don't quite remember if you can farm in homework salesman but I'm sure the mining exploring in cave, foraging , befriending the villagers, different weathers,fighting slimes and other monsters, etc are so similar to stardew valley oh and you can craft different equipments too. If only I could play it in my phone I'll definitely play it again.
I just want people to know a gem of a game
ı was thinking the same thing and if ı'm not mistaken there was also a villager called linus! such good game tho
I have the river farm so I feel like it’s especially hard for me to make everything look nicely apart from one island the rest vary in size and shape
Wow, you release the videos right as I need them! Coal one, then this!
I’m slowly making my farm into a printing press with the most possible sheds filled over my farm. pineapple in less then half and the other half with kags. I’m only about 1/6 done at the moment.
I'd rather focus on both functionality and aesthetic than minmaxing. Those farms tend to be unattractive but just my opinion.
I forgot about being able to paint the buildings - I'll have to try that. What I did start doing just recently was sort of like making my own self-imposed 'zoning laws.' I required myself to build fences and paths around each section of my farm, which normally I was too lazy to do, because you can live without them. I would usually only build a path around all my trees that I had tappers on, so that they wouldn't fill up with seedlings and make it so I couldn't walk through there. So I would make crisscrossed paths and put trees in all the spaces. But other than that, I didn't even bother to put fences around my barns. I was letting the animals roam free, and not bothering too much if sometimes I didn't get to pet them on a particular day because I couldn't find them all. So I have made it easier for myself by putting up these fences, but also, it just makes it easier for me to quickly look at the farm, and see what each area is doing. Each section is dedicated to a specific purpose, and I can quickly see, by looking, that I need to add something for another purpose. My farms were sloppy and confusing and disorganized without the fences and paths defining the areas for each purpose.
Wonderful video Lily, thank you so much
Ahh thank you for this! Been wanting to make my farm pretty
I secretly think the true "end game" Of stardew valley is decoration 😅
@@ezlilyy yes i 100% agree tbh also u have grown so much so fast!
I'm working on a new Four Points farm so I'm just planting as many crops in as many places as I can reasonably manage solo, need $$$, but definitely looking forward to the days when I can build the neat things like this example, thanks
Thank you for the great tips! I'm really struggling to make my farm look nice.
An interior design tips vid would complement this nicely 😁 I'm terrible at that part.
You say at the start that you’re not very good at creating a beautiful farm - I completely disagree! I’ve watched a few of your videos and I think your farms are beautiful. You’re very talented and I’ve learned so much from you. Thank you 🥰
This is what I need for my farm
Thanks for make this video
So long as we're talking about decorating, am I the only one who thinks that the gold clock is ugly and tacky-looking? I always try to hide it behind something...
thank you for this awesome videos ❤️
I'm going to try to use signs for fencing and putting gems on the signs!!!!! oOoOO sounds like a cool fence.....I tell you if it works. I want dark signs with amythyst on them for my outdoor slimes! Thanks Lilly!
do you have a link to your full farm layout? looks beautiful and I would like to see the full thing!
I really like the way that your farm looked and I’ve been wanting to certainly farm and I wanted to know which farm you had picked
gracias por estos tips, me ayudan mucho para mas adelante hacer bonita mi granja, apenas estoy empezando el 2 año.
Very pretty. I imagine you have to play for a long time before you're ready to start decorating.
I love your videos so much :)
I don't want to sound creepy or anything, but your voice is so soft and calming! I love it so much :)
I am working on that on my farm right now, but I have 6 junimo huts and I really like how they look, I'm trying to make the crops look better though xd
I need to ask this, did you pick up a sweet pea and a grape? In fall??
You are my favorite stardew valley youtuber
I love your Giant Crops they are absolutely epic! ♥
Stardew Valley Planner for farm itself. Can also edit in graphic software using in game screenshots. I use Corel DRAW. Then print out and follow that. I am kind of sad that there is no farmhouse planners. I wish my coding skills were better so I could write one.
As an artist and designer I do love to do interior decorating :)
Also if you put plank flooring under fences it looks so much better than just fences on dirt
Fantastic!
Hiii I love you your videos!
I'd enjoy sharing efficiency farm ideas if interested, started playing stardew valley at the beginning of this year and currently 6 years in game time with a golden clock gained from 600+ wine barrels :D your videos helped inspire some changes recently
Friend. Please give me all the tips for any type of farm, for me efficiency is first priority over aesthetic....I mean really who is the one who is running from 6am to 12 midnight.
@@d.d.ucheabba5461 sorry for the late reply, as for tips though here's a few:
Prioritize upgrading the watering can and alternate on buying as many low then high cost crops as possible at the same time for uniform harvest and to incrementally expand you're farm, think by fall of first year when I started playing I was tending to 500 crops at once with a basic water can 😅
Save all gold and basic quality crop and sell silvers for seeds or upgrade funds, the rest are good for gifts and wine making which goes to the next point
Build as many tappers as you can in the first 2 years, try to keep them in the same rotation, I stuck with 40 tappers total for oak resin, it'll end up being the limiting factor but barrels triple the value of crops in as long as a week or as short as a few days so early tappers are key
For buildings I used 8 big sheds, a coop/barn/mill/and silo, a single big shed can comfortably store 122 kegs so can build em as needed
But yeah, wine/juice from cauliflowers/melon/pumpkins sell great as either silver crops or artisan goods but make sure to get the farming level upgrades related to those for the most profit
This is the coolest farm I've ever seen
you can put the torches ON the fence itself
I use Stardew Valley planner for the general structure layout and add the furniture later
im much more about functionality and symmetry then trying to deck out a farm to look pretty, personally.
but i do definitely need to work on decorating my house and sheds, lol
I like how you answer to some questions and other comments, really makes me feel like you care about everyone!
Something I do to the nursery/ child room I forgot what it’s called is placing 7 beds so it’s like a 7 dwarves room.
Maybe after this aesthetic farm video, maybe an efficient farm video would be a nice contrast? A farm designed to make the MOST money possible!
I was thinking the same thing!
Videos like this just take really long to make 😅
@@ezlilyy No pressure! Your videos have been so relaxing to watch, regardless of topic!
Best wishes!
Woah what?! I had no idea you could paint buildings!
After watching this I made all my paths stone with crystle path in the middle of it I'm close to achieving perfection in my eyes just need to move a couple more things :3 tgank you for the tips
I really love the crystal in the middle of stone, it really makes the flooring PoP!
@@ezlilyy absolutely:3
I'm finally getting to the aesthetics of my world but the sheer amount of buildings and space has gotten me overwhelmed
For a farm game it feel weird adding floors just want it natural like you see irl farms
I chose the hilltop(?) layout this time and while I kinda found a way to make it look nice I feel like I spend most of the time just running from one corner to the other corner of my farm :I
I don't have a nice farm but I have the rare mushroom hat. Have a mushroom forest in my farm instead. My theme mushroom tree and regular trees
havent watched the whole thing yet but im glad i found this video because its pretty hard to make my farm look pretty especially since i chose the riverland farm (big mistake fjjfjd)
The Riverland is a strange farm, I should try make a farm layout on that and see how much different it is
The Riverland farm really isn't that hard to make look beautiful. Focus on proportions. Little islands= smaller objects/buildings. Bigger islands= bigger buildings, crops, etc. You will also have to prioritize what features you want on your farm. I know lots of people like to have a tree farming area for wood. There's not lots of space for that here.
If you place a gate on a fence then the gate will have the same look as the wood/stone fence!
how do you stop the time while decorating?
In my opinion I don’t like the look of two different paths meeting up I feel it looks in organized I like to use one path for a main then maybe one more for little areas like grandpa's shrine. Just an opinion
May we please to get a picture about this absolute perfection farm ~
aayyyyyeee dead set just today i was looking for tips tricks vid on how to build a good looking farm
Good luck! Hope the tips help
When i unlock ginger island I think im going to do my farming there and have my pelican town farm have fish ponds barns and coops
Thx
How can i plant mushroom trees?
@Ezlilyy I needed this! Thanks! 💛
*Day 10* of saying ezlilyy has one of the most enjoyable accents! 🌊
Hello! I was wondering how you got ride of all those pesky bushes? I have a couple mods, but don't know which one is most efficient for getting rid of bushes.
I think with an upgraded axe you can get rid of them without mods? not 100% sure
not on the Switch, tragically. As far I have know, you can never get rid of them, ever! I have so much scorn for them😭@@aipsventures
Can i ask ive been searching about that flooring what is the name of that flooring please i rly need it im searching for it for like days please.someone answer me
new player here, how do you place chairs outside T-T
To save time and energy, I suggest save the game then walking around and testing different decorating. After you're done, load that save and start go serious
Where did you get the tree from 7:20 ?
I need that so bad
You get it in the crane game in the movie theatre!
@@-abi- oh thanks
But there's always a man in front of that thing
after your first movie, there is a quarter chance that someone is playing the claw machine either before or after the movie. the first movie will have the person there.
My farm is the definition of "all work and no fun"
That's why I'm here
I would pay money to have someone design my farm like this Y_Y
Tip 11: GRASS
Yes!
Grass serves as a very good filler, I used quite a few grass starters on my farm
I have never cared for or had the skills for beauty, I just focus on pure efficiency
i chose the standard farm
i think i regret my choice because i never mass produce crops, the farm would look better in forest farm😭
5:32 not the off-season forage💀
I noticed that your greenhouse was in a different spot than it normally is, how do you do that?
Go to Robin to move buildings
1st off...your farm is gorgeous ❤ I started playing a week ago on my switch. Im mad that i placed my water sprinkler in the wrong place. So now its just watering nothing. I need help moving items on my farm like the furnace and chest and other things. Any help is appreciated from anyone. Thank you!
Am I the only one who thinks efficiently planting many crops and sprinklers is more important than having cute benches around? I mean yeah, it's super cute but you can achieve that with mods which change all the textures. Although I use paths and fences and stuff on my farm too, it is build up much more efficient because of the many crops I grow. Other than on your farm displayed. I don't want to judge your farm layout. It's very pretty, tho the little number of crops you grow would really be too little for me (and for others too I guess?)
Tbf you only really care about designing farm when you have enough money and resources lol. At that time there will be nothing for you to do except putting stuffs on the farm.
Can't wait to make a big farm like that and struggle to make it to bed at 1 am
Decorating in Stardew is hard - that being said, your farm looks beautiful. Definitely a cozy farm aesthetic.
For real I only have one file where my farm looks slightly decent
Wait can you MOVE the green house?without mods?
I'm lonely trying to learn some organization skills so I can make a good-looking orchard
Me with ruverland= why u took so many pathway, here im stuck with a very little space :@ made me so envy
My favorite floor became rustic wood
What farm do you usually use 🤔
Yes just what i want
ezlilyy in 2021: "take your time to go that extra mile when decorating."
ezlilyy in 2022: "this seems like a good spot to drop down 10 cheese makers."
How is your time not moving in some of the clips
What farm did you use tho?
Does anyone know what farm base ezlilyy is using in this video? It looks really cool
It's the forest farm 😊
@@ezlilyy thanks
I’m struggling with this so bad lmao I’m terrible at decorating in every game I touch
any tips in designing a Riverland farm? the landscape is quite scattered and It has plenty bridges too
Sorry for wrong grammar but I hope you understand
I am also trying to decorate my riverland farm, you can find a lot of inspiration on stardew valley subreddits and also on pinterest, I would just tell you not to worry too much about symmetry, it is difficult to achieve in this layout, but the difficulty involved makes you get more creative when decorating. (･ω･)つ⊂(･ω･)
My main farm is a riverland farm. I'm towards the end of year 8. My tip would be to follow the shape of each individual island. Don't try to put something big on the smallest area. It's important to make use of sheds because it gives you that "extra" space to have your money makers and machines. Otherwise, most of these tips hold up.
thanks :))))
YOU CAN ROTATE FURNITURE?
I play on Xbox. How do you rotate items lol?
how do you freeze the time...tell mee 😭😭