Indigo Teahouse

Indigo Teahouse keeps the afternoon quiet. Bone-white porcelain tiles carry a bold indigo motif in a fine grout grid, and a second panel is crossed by a broad solid indigo border band. Rounded pale grey river stones come bare or with deep moss green filling the gaps. Plain pale lime plaster, a polished near-black lacquer panel with a cold sheen, warm terracotta brick and bone-cream rice plaster flecked with straw carry the structure. Pale straw tatami matting is laid in broad woven panels with dark cloth edging, paired with near-black lacquered boards, an upright lacquered post bound with pale straw cord that crosses at the centre, and its cut top showing pale rings inside a black lacquer rim. A shelf of indigo and white porcelain teapots, cups and stacked tea caddies, a pale paper screen divided by a broad timber lattice, a dark slate slab and moss garden turf set with pale grey pebbles finish the set. Nothing here is transparent: the paper screen is painted rather than see-through, and no block glows or behaves differently.

Import the .mcpack download into Minecraft Bedrock.
Edit your world, open Resource Packs, and activate Indigo Teahouse.
Place this pack above other resource packs that replace the same blocks; the higher pack takes priority.
Build with stone brick, cobblestone, brick, calcite, oak and spruce planks and logs, bookshelves, white wool, black concrete and moss to see the full set. The porcelain tiling replaces stone brick, the bound post replaces the oak log and the paper screen replaces white wool.
Deactivate the pack in Resource Packs to restore the previous appearance.
