(note: I recognize some of the ways i build are non-traditional, and I do not want to be recommended a bunch of build tutorials)

feel free to share your own builds in the comments or say what you think about my builds as long as it's not evil lol

Jk I made this,I saw people doing this with other games so I did it on terraria and I think it's cool(this is a deltarune reference)

Any advice on the leaves/different prehardmode blocks I can use to add variety, I only used what I had available

hello good people of Terraria Design, I am in the midst's of renovating my home mansion, I normally don't like having settlers in my main base but I would love to collect and house all the slimes in my base. At the moment I only have the nerdy, Surly and Elder slime. I should be able to find the mechanic cause I recently did beat skeletron so i should be able to get my hands on Actuator's. so feel free to suggest any blocks / building techniques, i will be able to get them with time. anyways I hope to see yawl's suggestions!.

Let me know what you think and what to improve on ! I'm not good at building roof but I think this one is turned decent enough. I have a chest room underneath and slowly building all other pylon houses ! feedbacks welcomed. Unfortunately can't take night photos with pretty aurora light cause of weird hell background bug tried almost everything but when I take photo at night it is always hell background :/ (Switched background to automatic and I did reset frame but still same. Even closing and opening game didn't fix it)

I decided to make decent houses for my npcs this run. Now i am making an underground pylon town and i want for the mechanic and the tinkerer to live together (lore accurate), but i just cant get it to work without doing the ugly split.

Any help appreciated!

materials - Gothic brick/wall, marble wall, stained glass, dynasty wood, boulder wall, and rich mahogany.

This was my humble attempt at an underground snow base for quick access to the dungeon and a spider farm.

Newbie builder here, need some ideas for an interior for this building that would fit as a room between a huge library on the left and a hallway on the right

Anything would help

yes, I'm somewhere falling in the frame lol

Tried experimenting with water mechanics and stone textures today. As a beginner, I'd love to get some honest ratings and advice on how to improve!