Minecraft kitchen ideas: delicious recipes to give your next build some pizzazz

If you’re looking for the kind of kitchen that wouldn’t look out of place in an Ikea catalogue, then a basic kitchen is likely the way to go. These look great with plenty of windows, but with some lovely hanging lights for entertaining guests in the evening.

This kitchen from MCram is an ideal way to flex your creative muscles without getting too bogged down with appliances.

If you’re not interested in windows to the outside world, then this little slice of culinary paradise could be ideal for you. A peaceful haven, this kitchen offers wine-dispensers, along with a stunning extractor fan above a stone central island.

Here’s where things can get a little trickier, but much more rewarding. While having a good-looking kitchen is great, having one that actually works is even better. This effort from Typface is brought to life by warm lighting, wooden decor, and a working oven that’ll have you cooking blocky feasts in no time.

And, with plenty of space for guests, you can host scrummy in-game dinner parties.

If you’re looking for a very particular aesthetic, one full of the kind of colour combinations you’d find in the sixties and seventies, then this effort from VeryDoge is worth a go.

With red and green decor, dark green floor tiles and a mushroom-coloured carpet, it’s certainly something unlike other entries on this list. There’s even a quirky water feature tucked away in the corner which you could swap out for an aquarium. There’s also a nice mix of wood and stone, so you don’t have to feel like you’re spending too much resource.

If you want to really show off, then Magma has put together a truly impressive Minecraft kitchen space. It’s not the most aesthetically pleasing, but this kitchen features a fully functional refrigerator, microwave, stove, and more – all nestled into its quartz cupboards and worktops. The microwave will even emit a sound when food is cooked!