How to Unlock and Decorate Your Plush Room in Pokémon Friend

In Pokémon Friend, plush rooms serve both as creative havens and proof of your puzzle progression. This cozy space lets players showcase their plush Pokémon collection, personalize layouts with furniture and wallpaper, and display their creativity  adding warmth and purpose to each session. Players unlock plush rooms by crafting their first plush via the Plush-O-Matic and gain floor to explore aesthetic customization and Think Town integration

Step-by-Step Walkthrough

• Unlocking Your First Plush Room: Your first plush room becomes available as soon as you make your first plush with yarn. The mobile version provides one room by default, while the Switch version offers three, with more unlockable via DLC up to five total.
• Placing Plushies: Limits and Physics: Use the Place Plush button to arrange plushies you’ve created. Tabs categorize by yarn types, and icons show whether plushes are already placed in the current or other rooms. Each room has a cap of 20 plushies, including a maximum of five large (L or XL) items. Physical placement obeys simplified physics plushes can topple or shift if placed poorly, so position thoughtfully.
• Adding Furniture and Changing Wallpaper: Click Place Furniture to choose decorative items floor or wall types. Unlike plushes, there’s no placement limit, and furniture remains static (not affected by physics). Colorful wallpapers elevate the mood; some are available in the base game, while others are unlocked via DLC.

Expand Your Design Through Friend Quests

Think Town residents will occasionally request specific plushies in exchange for furniture these friend quests refresh objectives and expand your décor options. Completing quests raises your friendship level, unlocks stamps on your calendar, and may lead to new quests or wallpaper themes as rewards.

Pro Tips for a Stylish Plush Space

• Balance physics and aesthetics: Place heavier plushes on shelves and use smaller ones to fill space.
• Stack and rotate: Rotate plushies for dynamic layouts and pile them for depth just watch your 20 limit.
• Mix wallpaper themes: Try beach or forest themes alongside plush styles to reflect mood and variety.
• Prioritize quests: Completing friend quests not only builds your collection but also earns theme-aligned furniture to match the plush types you craft.

Conclusion

Decorating your plush room in Pokémon Friend is more than cute it’s a rewarding slice of self-expression and progression. Whether you’re placing plushies, rearranging furniture, or matching wallpaper to theme, each choice reflects your gameplay journey and creative flair. Want a deep dive into yarn types or puzzle strategies next? Let me know I’d love to help you weave more charm into your scene.