New Demo Videos Released for World of Warcraft’s Player Housing System

Blizzard recently shared a blog post packed with in-engine videos that give us a glimpse into their new furniture positioning system. In these clips, we see how furniture can be placed neatly on a grid, with an option to snap items into place for a tidy setup. The system is quite dynamic, allowing for larger pieces such as bookshelves or dining tables to be adorned with smaller decorative items. These added pieces move along seamlessly with their larger counterparts. While the blog highlights this feature primarily in a single room’s interior, it’s clear that this is only part of a much larger experience. Blizzard also emphasized that the system is still in development, and any user interfaces shown might change.

For those who prefer a straightforward approach, there’s a basic mode that’s quick and simple to use. But if you’re aiming for something unique, you might want to dive into the Advanced mode. This option lets you get creative by clipping and rotating items in any direction, offering the chance to craft intricate and personalized housing scenes. Savvy gamers could transform their virtual spaces into architectural marvels.

Additionally, it seems players will have the freedom to resize objects, a fantastic feature considering the spectrum of character models. For instance, a gnome might favor cozier spaces, unlike the more substantial requirements of a Tauren. Blizzard also hinted at the ability to recolor certain furniture pieces designed specifically for player homes. It’s worth noting, however, that not all models will have this ability, particularly those sourced from existing assets.

Though this update centered on interiors, Blizzard made it clear that the exterior won’t limit what’s inside. Whether you imagine an expansive mansion with just a single room or a modest shack hiding vast interiors, you have the flexibility to make it happen. The post concludes with a tease, mentioning that while there’s plenty more to reveal, more details will come in due time.

Meanwhile, World of Warcraft enthusiasts are exploring the 11.3 patch, Undermine(d), set amidst the hustle and bustle of goblin cartel life. Although we’re a few major patches away from the Midnight expansion, Blizzard continues to roll out intriguing updates about future content. And with BlizzCon making its comeback in 2026, following a brief hiatus, I’m eager to see how the player housing system evolves. Personally, I can’t wait to pick a spot in the serene Grizzly Hills and soak up its tranquil ambiance.