Fallout 76
Fallout 76

Furniture & Decorations

Personalize your Fallout 76 C.A.M.P. with furniture and decorations. Craft, buy from the Atom Shop, or earn unique items to make your base a home.

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Furniture & Decorations

Your C.A.M.P. is more than just a shelter; it's your home in the wasteland. Fallout 76 offers a vast array of furniture and decorations that allow you to personalize your base, making it functional and aesthetically pleasing. From essential crafting stations and beds to decorative items that bring a touch of pre-war life back to Appalachia, these items are key to creating a unique and inviting space.

You can acquire furniture and decorations through several means:

  • Crafting: The most common way to obtain furniture is by crafting it at your C.A.M.P. workbench. Many basic items are available from the start, while more advanced or unique pieces can be learned from plans found in the world, awarded from quests, or purchased from vendors.
  • Atom Shop: The Atom Shop frequently features themed bundles of furniture and decorations, offering unique styles and often complete C.A.M.P. sets. These are purchased with Atoms.
  • Quest and Event Rewards: Certain quests and Public Events will reward players with specific furniture items or plans for them. For example, completing certain Ally quests might unlock unique decorative items.
  • Vendors: Some in-game vendors, particularly those in Watoga or the Whitespring Resort, may sell C.A.M.P. plans for furniture and decorations.

Popular furniture and decoration categories include:

  • Functional Items: Crafting stations (weapons, armor, chemistry, cooking), beds (for the Well-Rested bonus), power armor stations, and resource generators.
  • Decorative Items: Paintings, posters, rugs, lamps, plants, trophies, and various clutter items that add personality.
  • Structural Items: Walls, floors, roofs, doors, windows, and stairs that form the basic structure of your C.A.M.P.
  • Themed Sets: Many items are part of larger sets, such as the "Vault-Tec" set, "Nuka-Cola" set, or "Farmhouse" set, allowing for cohesive des.

Experiment with different placements and combinations to create a C.A.M.P. that reflects your playstyle and personality. A well-decorated C.A.M.P. can be a welcoming sight for fellow survivors and a testament to your creativity in the wasteland.