How To Buy Furniture In Lonesome Village

You start Chapter Two with a free house, so why not make it feel a bit more like a free home?

At the end of the first chapter of Lonesome Village, Wes receives a house for free as a parting gift from Early the Owl as he leaves the village of Ubhora. It belonged to an old friend of his, but it's yours now, and homeownership is a pass to decorate your space however you'd like.

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There are a handful of handymen around Ubhora that are able to fabricate new furniture to allow you to customize Wes' home to your heart's content. We'll break down who sells furniture, where to find them, as well as how many materials you'll need to make new items.

Your first exposure to furniture in Lonesome Village will be from Lulu, Tom the Mouse's wife. She can be found standing outside their home in Center Village, just to the left of the path that leads to the forest. When you speak to her for the first time after saving her and her husband, she offers to thank you for rescuing her with a piece of furniture. Turns out, her husband makes and sells furniture just like it out of their home.

Lulu follows you back to your house, eager to show you just how to lay out your furniture. You won't have much to begin with, but the free table from her is a solid way to learn the mechanics of arranging your space. Use the arrow keys to move items around in the grid that comprises the main part of your home (you, unfortunately, can't change the left area with your supplies), and use the Space Bar to pick up or put down items as you relocate them. If you're no longer into displaying an item, hold it and press E to put it away.

Keep in mind that you're not able to rotate furniture, but you'll find some later that's already rotated when you buy it.

While Lulu was the one who gave you the table, Tom is responsible for its fabrication. He sells a collection of furniture from his house in Center Village, which is the one Lulu was standing beside next to the path to the forest. Tom's furniture is a straightforward purchase that requires no materials from you - you simply give him gold, and he gives you furniture.

Unfortunately, his rad cheese items are not for sale...

Furniture

Price

Furniture

Price

Two Ceramic Pots

35g

Two Brown Clay Pots

35g

Dog Art

25g

Flower Art

25g

Star Art

25g

Ovular Pink And Blue Art

25g

Heart Art

25g

Dreamcatcher

20g

Standing Banner

50g

Wall Banner

40g

Wall Hat Rack

50g

Chess Piece

75g

Hung Italian Flag

35g

Rectangular Fish Tank

100g

Ovular Fish Tank

85g

Tea Set

50g

Stuffed Bear

35g

Stuffed Elephant

35g

Globe

100g

One Potted Plant

25g

Flower In A Vase

45g

Three Potted Plants

30g

Wall Plants

50g

Although you first meet Justin as simply a villager, after he helps you repair the bridge to the west part of the Forest at the end of Chapter One, he returns to his carpentry shop just north of the bridge. Here, he sells a catalog of primarily wooden goods, and his pieces will require both the listed materials and gold in order to be made.

Resource

Material Required

Cost

Boards

5 Dark Logs

5g

Rod

4 Twigs

3g

Composite Wood

3 Dark Logs, 3 Light Logs, 3 Greenish Logs

20g

Furniture

Resources Required

Price

Cogs

2 Boards, 3 Rods, 5 Dark Logs, 5 Light Logs

50g

Toy Car

2 Composite Wood, 3 Rods

25g

Blue Single Bed

3 Boards, 5 Rods, 5 Dark Logs

40g

Purple Single Bed

3 Boards, 5 Rods, 5 Light Logs

40g

Green Single Bed

3 Boards, 5 Rods, Greenish Logs

40g

Square Table

2 Boards, 3 Rods, 5 Dark Logs, 5 Twigs

25g

Round Table

2 Boards, 3 Rods, 5 Light Logs, 5 Twigs

25g

Round Table With Metal Legs

2 Boards, 3 Rods, 5 Greenish Logs, 5 Twigs

25g

Rounded Drawer

3 Boards, 5 Dark Logs

25g

Two-Tier Rectangle Drawers

3 Boards, 5 Light Logs

25g

Rectangle Drawer

3 Boards, 5 Greenish Logs

25g

Reddish Wooden Chair

3 Rods, 5 Twigs, 5 Dark Logs

30g

Blue-Cushioned Stool

3 Rods, 5 Twigs, 5 Light Logs

30g

Lighter Wooden Chair

3 Rods, 5 Twigs, 5 Greenish Logs

30g

Yellow Double Bed

Blue Single Bed, 5 Composite Wood, 10 Dark Logs

50g

Pink Double Bed

Purple Single Bed, 5 Composite Wood, 10 Light Logs

50g

Red Double Bed

Green Single Bed, 5 Composite Wood, 10 Greenish Logs

50g

Console Table With Purple Cloth

Square Table, 1 Composite Wood, 3 Rods, 5 Dark Logs

70g

Sideways Long Table

Round Table, 1 Composite Wood, 3 Rods, 5 Light Logs

70g

Wooden Desk

Round Table With Metal Legs, 1 Composite Wood, 3 Rods, 5 Greenish Logs

70g

Tall Wooden Dresser

Rounded Drawer, 5 Boards, 3 Rods, 5 Dark Logs

45g

Reddish Ornate Dresser

Two-Tier Rectangle Drawers, 5 Boards, 3 Rods, 5 Light Logs

45g

Reddish Rectangular Dresser

Rectangle Drawer, 5 Boards, 3 Rods, 5 Greenish Logs

45g

Purple Cushioned Bench

Reddish Wooden Chair, 5 Rods, 1 Composite Wood, 10 Dark Logs

55g

Sideways Blue Couch

Blue-Cushioned Stool, 5 Rods, 1 Composite Wood, 10 Dark Logs

55g

Pink Ornate Couch

Lighter Wooden Chair, 5 Rods, 1 Composite Wood, 10 Greenish Logs

55g

Though you don't unlock Roger in the traditional Tower-freeing way, you do still have to find him before he'll sell you anything. To get him to Ubhora, you need to complete the lever puzzle on the west side of the beach next to the lighthouse. The levers will all reset if you get even one wrong.

Don't worry, here's the solution for the puzzle, if the left lever is 1 and the right lever is 6: 3, 1, 6, 2, 4, 5.

After you flip the levers in this order, the lighthouse turns back on and Roger is able to sail his rowboat into the beach dock at long last. He returns home from there to his house in the Forest, out of which he sells his paintings. They're mostly fun takes on classic pieces, and they can be yours in exchange for gold.

You can only purchase each painting once. As tempting as it is to fill your house with the animal Creation of Adam painting for the meme of it, tragically, it's one per customer here.

Furniture

Price

Starry Night

600g

The Screaming Frog

350g

Colorful Oval

250g

Cat Mona Lisa

450g

Japanese-Style Branches

600g

The Animal Creation of Adam

999g

The Pig With The Pearl Earring

350g

Decorated Officer Deer

250g

Birds Hugging

500g

The Great Wave Off Kanagawa

999g

The local blacksmith, Robert, is a massive help to you from the second you first talk to him outside his blacksmith's shop in the Mountain. He tells you the local mine is blocked and gives you the pickaxe you need to break the rock blocking the path.

Inside, not only do you find the characters central to progressing the plot of Chapter Two, but you also find several rocks like the ones blocking the mines that you're also able to break for resources: stone, iron bars, and gold bars.

Like Justin, Robert requires both materials and gold before he makes your furniture. Additionally, note that he sells a "basic" version of each piece, as well as a bigger version. To make the bigger item, the "basic" item will be required in addition to materials, so plan accordingly. Robert also uses a lot of iron and gold bars, which are obtainable from the rocks in the mines.

Another valuable item from Robert is the golden pickaxe, the tool able to break apart gemstone rocks. To find the handle you need, speak to the moles who gave you the earthquake song again and fulfill their request, then take the part and the materials we'll list below to Robert to get your upgrade.

Resource

Material Required

Cost

Metal Sheets

3 Iron Bars

5g

Round Rock

3 Stone

5g

Iron Rock

3 Iron Bars, 3 Stone

10g

Furniture

Resources Required

Price

Crossed Swords

2 Metal Sheets, 1 Iron Rock

50g

Hylian Shield

2 Metal Sheets, 2 Round Rocks, 5 Iron Bars

50g

Robot Toy

2 Round Rocks, 3 Metal Sheets

35g

Crossed Tools

2 Round Rocks, 2 Metal Sheets, 5 Iron Bars

50g

Small Fireplace

1 Round Rock, 3 Stones

25g

Large Fireplace

Small Fireplace, 3 Round Rocks, 2 Metal Sheets

50g

Hanging Coatrack

3 Metal Sheets, 5 Iron Bars

25g

Standing Coatrack

Hanging Coatrack, 1 Iron Rock, 2 Metal Sheets, 2 Round Rock

55g

Hourglass

2 Iron Rocks, 3 Iron Bars, 3 Gold Bars

35g

Alarm Clock

Hourglass, 2 Iron Rocks, 3 Metal Sheets, 2 Round Rocks

40g

Lamp

2 Metal Sheets, 3 Gold Bars

25g

Glass Lamp

Lamp, 3 Iron Rocks, 5 Gold Bars

40g

Small Shelf

5 Iron Bars, 2 Iron Rocks

35g

Large Shelf

Small Shelf, 5 Iron Bars, 2 Metal Sheets

50g

Standard Wall Shelves

5 Stone, 3 Rounded Rock

15g

Step-Like Wall Shelves

Standard Wall Shelves, 3 Rounded Rocks, 2 Iron Rocks

35g

One Pitcher Statue

10 Stone, 2 Rounded Rocks

25g

Two Pitcher Statue

One Pitcher Statue, 3 Iron Rocks, 5 Gold Bars

60g

Small Bookshelf

3 Round Rocks, 5 Iron Bars

35g

Large Bookshelf

Small Bookshelf, 3 Rounded Rocks, 2 Iron Rocks

50g

Simple Dining Table

5 Iron Bars, 3 Rounded Rocks

20g

Cloud-Shaped Dining Table

Simple Dining Table, 2 Metal Sheets, 3 Rounded Rocks, 1 Iron Rock

45g

Side Table

3 Rounded Rocks, 3 Metal Sheets

25g

Coffee Table

Side Table, 4 Rounded Rocks, 2 Iron Rocks

40g

Golden Pickaxe

1 Pickaxe, 1 Gold Pickaxe Handle, 10 Gold Bars, and 3 Metal Sheets

50g

Though you can't take any actual music lessons from him, Morton is a virtuoso who sells music-themed furniture for your house from his shop over in the southern part of the Swamp. It's the one north of the hippos with an instrument on the front.

Furniture

Price

Gramophone

100g

Sideways-Facing Piano

250g

Piano With Trophies On It

350g

Music Note Wall Art

50g

Sheet Music Wall Art

25g

Small Guitar

75g

Unfortunately, the instruments are not musical.

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