As you probably know, New World offers a vast amount of gameplay mechanics so that everyone can find something for themselves. Players are spending most of their time fighting, exploring, and crafting. The last part is essential because it determines your character progression, and it’s a great source of profit.
Furnishing skill is a part of 17 Trade Skills for players to master. It’s also one of seven Crafting Skills in New World. It’s an excellent skill for house owners that wants a cozy, well-decorated place to come back to after a long day of adventuring. At first glance, Furnishing Trade Skill may look unimportant compared to other Trade Skills.
However, nothing could be further from the truth! Furnishing expands your storage and grants stat bonuses to your character. Also, it’s a good source of income. This guide will cover the whole leveling process and all its benefits.
Why Should I Level Up Furnishing Skill?
Which Furnishing Items are the Best to Craft?
Furnishing Skill is not only used for decoration purposes. It would be rather useless, then. The main benefits are more storage space and trophies that provide passive bonuses. However, it’s more of an end-game skill because only house owners can benefit from it. Therefore, it’s not recommended for new players.
Thanks to Furnishing, you can craft beds, chairs, tables, lanterns, chests, rugs, trophies, and many more decorations for players' houses in New World. All of them can be sold at a Trading Post later on.
The resources you’ll be using to craft these items will come from your Gathering and Refining Skills. To power level your Furnishing, I suggest to level up the following skills first:
Harvesting
Leatherworking
Logging
Mining
Smelting
Weaving
Woodworking
Furnishing is an end-game-focused activity so you will probably have leveled most of these skills by the time you start this guide. You can obtain the necessary materials only through these skills.
Unless you have all the money to get them through Trading Post. Beware, buying everything will cost you a fortune, so only do this if you don’t need gold for other purposes.
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Storage Chests and Trophies are the best items to craft for Furnishing. With Storage Chests, you can expand your storage capacity, and Trophies grant you passive boosts for Crafting and Combat Skills. Upon leveling, more Furnishing recipes will become available to you.
Storage Chests should be your primary focus. Here’s all you need to know about them:
Name |
Tier |
Size |
Furnishing Level |
Crafting Recipe |
Hewn Log Storage Chest |
1 |
200 |
35 |
30x Timber 15x Iron Ingot 1x Ash Stain 1x Minor Rune of Holding |
Iron Storage Chest |
2 |
300 |
85 |
30x Lumber 15x Steel Ingot 1x Maple Stain 1x Major Rune of Holding |
Hope Storage Chest |
3 |
400 |
145 |
30x Wyrdwood Planks 15x Starmetal Ingot 1x Oak Stain 1x Greater Rune of Holding |
Golden Steel Storage Chest |
4 |
500 |
200 |
30x Ironwood Planks 15x Orichalcum Ingots 1x Mahogany Stain 1x Grand Rune of Holding |
At Furnishing Level 75, you’ll unlock the ability to create Trophies. They grant your character permanent buffs, regardless of your location. They provide bonuses to Luck, Trade Skills, and Gathering bonuses.
3690 Green Wood
3075 Iron Ingot
615 Ash Stains
615 Ash Wall Shelf
The best place to start off your power leveling journey is Windsward. You’ll be staying here until you reach level 75, as this is the best place to gather huge amounts of the abovementioned resources.
Green Wood can be acquired from Young Trees. They can be found almost everywhere. Just head to the nearest forest near your settlement. Grab Logging Axe, start chopping away and store the gathered wood in your storage. Repeat until you acquire 3690 Green Wood.
Iron Ingots are acquired at the Smelter by using Iron Ores. Iron Ore Veins are easy to come by – they're usually found right outside a Settlement. The area near Windsward’s Settlement is full of Iron Ore veins and probably one of the best places in the game for that purpose.
To craft Ash Stain, you’ll need Charcoal and Weak Solvent. Charcoal comes from your gathered Green Wood by processing it at a Smelter. Weak Solvent is a common item found in all sorts of Containers. Alternatively, you can use a Common Material Converter and a Tier 3 Refining Material to create one.
Ash Stain. Charcoal x10, Weal Solvent x4
After acquiring all the materials, head to the nearest Workshop (min. Tier 2) and start crafting 615 Ash Wall Shelves. This is the exact number needed to reach level 75!
Ash Wall Shelf. Iron Ingot x10, Timber x15, Ash Stain x1
4052 Aged Wood and 11346 Green Wood
1013 Fine Sandpaper and 810 Shelldust Flux
62 Maple Stains
2431 Iron Ingot
1550 Life Motes
62 Minor Corrupted Combat Trophy
The requirements are getting harder as we level up Furnishing. Some of these items are easy to come by, and some need extensive exploration. Fortunately, we know where to find every single one of these items.
If you’ve gathered Green Wood by yourself when leveling up to 75, you should be able to gather Aged Wood. Those are acquired from Mature Trees and are easy to come by. Simply explore the forests near your Settlement where you previously gathered Green Wood. Repeat until you collect the necessary amount. Then, convert all the Aged Wood to Lumber.
Fine Sandpaper and Shelldust Flux can be found in Supply and Ancient containers, as well as Elite Ancient and Supply Chests. These containers can be found in Great Cleave, Reekwater and Edengrove.
You can also use an Advanced Material Converter to obtain them.
Maple Stain requires Oil that can be gathered from Seeping Stones.
Maple Stain. Oil x4, Weak Solvent x10
Follow the same pattern described above.
These are harvested from Lifemoths, which can be found by going south of Everfall’s Settlement. With Level 30 Harvesting and 100 Mining, you can also harvest Lifeblooms and Lifejewels.
After acquiring all of the necessary materials, start crafting Minor Corrupted Combat Trophy to get to level 100.
Minor Corrupted Combat Trophy. Steel Ingot x20, Lumber x25, Maple Stain x1, Life Mote x25
8430 Potent Solvent
3372 Oil
843 Oak Stains
We’re halfway through. Leveling up to 120 is a bit easier.
You can find it in Supply and Ancient Containers, as well as Elite Chests. The best places to farm these containers are Great Cleave, Reekwater, and Edengrove.
First Light is the best place to farm Oil. Seeping Stones can be found on the northside, near a Spirit Shrine. You will need at least level 20 Mining Skill to gather these.
Simply start crafting it at Workshop tier 4 once all the materials have been gathered.
Oak Stain. Oil x4, Potent Solvent x10.
9434 Wyrdwood
8221 Aged Wood
20530 Green Wood
2055 Fine Sandpaper
1572 Obsidian Sandpaper
2044 Hyssop
2044 Cinnamon
2044 Strong Incense
You’ll need a lot of materials for this one. Upgrade your tools and Gathering skills to lessen the time you need to get to level 150.
The best place to farm Wyrdwood is Mourningdale. Unfortunately, trees are located far away from each other so you’ll have to travel a lot. Start with wooded areas to the west of Corvus and head to the east of Marsic afterward.
There’s also a lot of Wyrdwood on the northside of the map near infested areas. You’ll need 100 Logging Skill to cut down the trees. Convert all of it into Wyrdwood Planks with a tier 4 Woodworking Station.
Follow the same process as for levels 75 - 100.
It can be obtained in high-level regions like Weaver’s Fen, Restless Shore, Great Cleave, and Mourningdale. Loot them from chests or buy at Trading Posts when the price is around 1-2 coins. Loot these from chests.
This material only drops from high-level regions like Reekwater, Ebonscale Reach, or Shattered Mountain. Loot these from chests.
Hyssop is derived from Herb nodes, and each gathered node will give you 2 - 4 Hyssop. These are everywhere. Prepare for a long farming session.
Gather it from Herbs or buy it off the Trading Post if prices are low.
Use all of your found resources to craft 2044 Strong Incenses. It won’t sell well in the Trading Post, unfortunately.
Strong Incense. Wyrdwood Planks x1, Charcoal x1, Hyssop x1, Cinnamon x1.
14100 Pure Solvent
5640 Oil
1410 Mahogany Stain
You’re going back to farm Oil at this level. If you’re not patient enough, you can buy off the materials from Trading Post if prices are reasonable.
Can be gathered from Supply and Ancient Containers inside 56+ level areas. These can be found in Reekwater, Ebonscale Reach, and Shattered Mountain.
Follow the steps described earlier.
Start crafting 1410 Mahogany Stains at tier 5 Workshop. These also won’t sell well at the Trading Post.
Mahogany Stain. Oil x4, Pure Solvent x10
3720 Ironwood Planks
3720 Hyssop
3720 Cinnamon
3720 Powerful Incense
We’re almost there! The real challenge will be getting Ironwood, which you get from cutting down Ironwood Trees in endgame regions. Make sure you are at level 175 Logging to cut them down.
Edengrove is the best place to look for Ironwood Trees. They are clamped together near the area where Blighted Shrine is located. Farm the trees, return to the Settlement, and deposit items in your storage. Rinse and repeat.
Follow the steps described earlier.
Craft a total of 3720 Powerful Incense at tier 5 Workshop, to max out Furnishing. Once again, these will not sell well at the Trading Post.
Powerful Incense. Ironwood Planks x1, Charcoal x1, Hyssop x1, Cinnamon x1
We’ve covered the best method to level Furnishing skill. Crafting Warm Iron Sconce Bright instead is also viable, but we found out that our strategy is the most efficient one. Raw materials don’t come cheap, and you need a lot of them, so it’s best to craft more expensive items.
We hope this guide helps you reach max level in Furnishing without much hassle. Visit other New World guides on MMOPIXEL if you need help with leveling other skills. See you in Aeternum!