Patrick Star's House

In the annals of the drowned palaces, a solitary structure rises from the coral‑laden floor—23 blocks wide, 15 high, and 23 deep—its walls a kaleidoscope of nine distinct materials: sea‑frosted quartz, burnt sandstone, obsidian, pearl wool, kelp strands, coral bricks, sandstone slabs, sea lanterns, and enchanted glass. The 1,125 blocks that compose Patrick Star’s House whisper of a forgotten creator who sought to immortalize the quiet rhythm of the tide, yet no one has ever found a blueprint or heard his name echo through the reef. Some say that on moonlit nights, the house glows faintly with a bioluminescent pulse, as if the sea itself is remembering a star that once claimed the depths as his own. This build uses 1125 total blocks across 15 layers.