Animal Crossing: New Horizons Umbrella Design Codes
Crates, baskets, and more!
Earlier this year, Animal Crossing: New Horizons received a major update that, in part, gave players the ability to create custom designs for umbrellas.
While players are allowed to design traditional umbrellas, many have created designs that turn umbrellas into crates, boxes, and even animals that can be used as decorations around your island (you’ll just have to use your imagination to pretend the umbrella is really a “square” shape).
Here are some of the creative umbrella designs we’ve come across!
For more information about using Design Codes in New Horizons, check out our guide.
Editor’s Note: We’ve linked to the original creators so you can check out more of their content!
Wolf Link by Instagram user acnh.hylia (This creator also has other video game-themed umbrellas)
Milk Crate by Instagram user daileyart
Hay Crate by Instagram user daileyart
Apple Crate by Twitter user @yamaji_maya
Cat Houses by Twitter user @yamaji_maya (Available in five versions, each with a different box color and type of cat)
Folded Clothes by Instagram user kayana_nano (Available in two varieties)
Plant Boxes by Twitter user @l3__3lzzz (Available in nine varieties: Lavender, Pansy, Rose, Viola, Clover, Lily of the Valley, Nemophila, Ivy, and Lemon)
Bread and Danish Baskets by Twitter user @l3__3lzzz (Available in 10 varieties: Blueberry Danish, Strawberry Danish, Custard Danish, Cookie, Chocolate Danish, Croissant, Cinnamon Roll, Egg Sandwich, Ham Sandwich, and French Bread)
Box Tables With Fruit by Twitter user @May_orangeto (Available in four varieties)
Wooden Flower Boxes by Twitter user @May_orangeto (14 varieties are available, with seven being white flower boxes and seven being dark brown flower boxes -- we've featured two in the image at the top of this post)
Have you found any creative umbrella designs you think other players should check out? Let us know on Twitter at @superparenthq.
Brandy Berthelson has been writing about video games and technology since 2006, with her work appearing on sites including AOL Games, Digital Spy, and Adweek’s Social Pro Daily. When she’s not gaming, Brandy enjoys crafting, baking, and traveling with her husband.
