Screenshot 1 of 2. A blue-themed kitchen and dining set built with CobbleFurnies, with a checkered table, chairs, counters and a sink.
What CobbleFurnies works with.
| Platform | Java Edition |
|---|---|
| Loaders | Fabric, NeoForge |
| Minecraft versions | 1.21.1 |
| Environment | Client, Server |
CobbleFurnies is a furniture mod for Minecraft Java that adds Cobblemon-inspired furniture to your builds. It runs on Fabric and NeoForge and has to be installed on both the client and the server. It suits professor labs, Pokécenters and plain cabins alike.
Loaders and versions
- Fabric: Minecraft 1.21.1. The newest build requires Cobblemon, Fabric API, Athena and Architectury API; some builds for 1.21.1 require Geckolib, Cobblemon, Fabric API, Athena and Architectury API; some builds for 1.21.1 require Fabric API and Architectury API.
- NeoForge: Minecraft 1.21.1. The newest build requires Cobblemon, Athena and Architectury API; some builds for 1.21.1 require Geckolib, Cobblemon, Athena and Architectury API; some builds for 1.21.1 require Architectury API.
What it adds
The mod is a decoration mod first, and Modrinth files it under decoration, storage and utility.
MrCrayfish's Refurbished Furniture was the inspiration for its custom crafting.
Installation
- 1.Install Fabric or NeoForge for 1.21.1 using the matching guide for your loader.
- 2.Add CobbleFurnies and every required library from the list above to the mods folder.
- 3.Put the same files on the server and on every player's install.
- 4.Launch with the loader's profile.
Credits and modpack use
LunazStudios made the mod. Starfish Studios, the creators of Another Furniture, contributed to the registry, table and chair code. Modpacks and videos may feature CobbleFurnies as long as the mod is credited and not claimed as your own work. It is not affiliated with Cobblemon or Minecraft.
Questions about CobbleFurnies.
3 questions
Why do some blocks turn into stoves in CobbleFurnies?
This happens when the server and the players run different CobbleFurnies releases. Block registries have to match exactly, so a mismatch can make blocks from other mods or even vanilla blocks display wrongly. The fix is to put the same release on the server and on every player's install.
Does CobbleFurnies work on multiplayer servers?
Yes, but it is required on both the client and the server. Everyone who joins needs the same release as the server, along with the required libraries for their loader. Without matching files, blocks may render as the wrong ones.
Can I put CobbleFurnies in a modpack?
Yes. You can include it in a modpack or feature it in videos, provided you credit the mod properly and do not present it as your own work. Check the repository license for the assets before reusing anything beyond that.








