Nintendo’s latest rendition ofAnimal Crossingis particularly loaded with goods to collect and content to absorb. This includes a myriad of unique furnishings, houseware, and decorative flair to spruce up one’s island paradise.
Shelling out for cool items to admire and show off to friends truly adds to this game’s enjoyable, rewarding nature. As one might expect, some of the neatest furnishings are those that can cost a pretty penny, to say the least.New Horizonscertainly runs the gamut in terms of price tags, ranging from just a handful of Bells tohundreds of thousands.
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This list will highlight the most expensive decorative items and furnishings amongst this vast catalog of hundreds. These are some truly elegant goodies that are sure to impress island visitors.
Updated Aug 02, 2025, by Stephen LaGioia:2020’sAnimal Crossing: New Horizons reminded gamers of the series' unique, relaxing charm and rewarding sim gameplay. Since then, various updates (especially the robust 2.0), additions, and theHappy Home Paradise DLChave breathed new life into this alluring social game. A slew of new items, seasonal events, and added villagers have kept players coming back to their virtual island paradise. But it’s the huge laundry list of new furniture and houseware items that really stands out. With so many more to check out—and many newexpensive Animal Crossing: New Horizons itemsto buy and sell—it was time to revisit this list.
20Aluminum Briefcase (100,000 Bells)
Some may recall the recentMay Day event, a cryptic puzzle that tasked players with reaching the end of a hedge maze usinga handful of toolsand items. Those who completed the puzzle would be gifted the briefcase of the event’s feline arranger, Rover. While the event lasted just a week, inhabitants can still shell out 100,000 Bells for this similar work-related item.
Like most of the pricier items in the game, the value of the briefcase really comes from its heir of exclusivity rather than any practical use. It can be sold back for25,000 Bells—not bad for a rather simple item.
19Server (100,000 Bells)
Animal Crossingtechies should certainly get a kick out of this computerized tower. As per usual, the item doesn’t function in any practical way, though it does “serve” as a neat way to deck out one’s computer room or tech-themed area. Its display of flashing lights and audible beeps produce a high-tech vibe that’s fun to take in.
Still, those looking to downsize from this monstrosity of computing can flip it back at Nook’s Cranny for25,000 Bells.
18Desktop Computer (100,000 Bells)
As is the case in real life, shelling out for a new desktop computer can be a hefty investment. In the world ofAnimal Crossing, though, this apparently extends to PCs that seem to have beenplucked out of the early 2000s.
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One neat aspect of this item is that it can be customized by way of Nook’s Cranny customization kits. These allow players to illuminate their desktop screens with visuals ranging from search engines to programming code and even custom-drawn images. These borderline retro computers also come in four colors —black, silver, white, and pink.And if it gets outdated (which is common), it can be sold back for25,000 Bells.
17Shower Booth (110,000 Bells)
Given all of the outdoor exploring and labor involved inNew Horizons, maintaining one’s hygiene is important! And what better way to achieve this than a top-of-the-line shower booth? Of course, there isn’treallyany need to stay clean inAC: NH. Nonetheless, this certainly makes for a nice decorative item that’s sure to liven up a typically dull-looking bathroom.
Like most on this list, these showers can be bought at Nook’s Cranny, and come in four color variations– white, black, blue, and pink. It can be sold back for a respectable 27,500 Bells.
16Cello (130,000 Bells)
While the majority of furnishings and houseware are just for show, there are a number of items that can be interacted with on some level. Some of the key assets with this feature are musical instruments– which allow players to bust out random tunes whilst simply button mashing.
This makes the Cello somewhat more appealing despite its high price tag, especially for those who fancy classical music and string instruments. These can be bought in either black or white, and also come in Natural and Classic styles. Anupgraded Nook’s Crannywill offer this item for a significant 130,000 Bells and will buy them back for a decent return of32,500.
15Harp (130,000 Bells)
Though the Cello’s decorative qualities may not be its biggest appeal, the same cannot be said forthisclassic instrument. This Harp just exudes luxury, with its crafted detail, sleek finish, and robust size. This sophisticated item would surely be a nice focal point for any home study, bedroom, or music room.
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They won’toftenbe seen at Nook’s Cranny, but those with the money and taste for classical melodies should consider making this investment if one pops up. These luxury Harps come inblack, white, brown, and light/dark brown.They can be sold back for a solid32,500 Bells.
14Whirlpool Bath (130,000 Bells)
Though it isn’t a cheap endeavor, it’s possible to flesh out one’s bathroom and inject a sense of elegance and visual appeal. Indeed, items like the shower– as well as this relaxing whirlpool bath– can help make the usually bland bathroom one of the more visually interesting rooms in one’s house.
The tub’s serenading ambiance of the sloshing water adds a soothing aura, helping one unwind after a long day of island escapades. These tubs come inwhite or black- and the latter looks particularly sleek. While it’s no small price to pay for this added luxury, it can be sold back for32,500 Bells.
13System Kitchen (130,000 Bells)
One of the firstfun-themed roomsmany opt for when expanding their home is a kitchen—and this definitely helps tie together this theme. Though it’s pricey, it makes for an emphatic centerpiece for any kitchen and immediately gives it a sense of detail and character. And the fact that there are multiple elements crammed into one large item makes the price tag all the more worth it.
This Kitchen Set comes in a whopping eight colors—white, off-white, red, blue, natural, brown, black, and yellow.It can be pawned at Nook’s Cranny for the price of32,500 Bells.
12Hanging Scroll (140,000 Bells)
While the price of this seemingly simple item might raise eyebrows, it does make sense from a cultural standpoint. They’re meant to represent actual hand-crafted Japanese scrolls, which double as decorative works of art and mantras or narratives. The reason for their high price can be traced back to the artists; calligraphy masters that often dedicate alifetimeto learning and honing their craft.
And though these digital representations are a far cry from the real thing, they do add a similar sense of sophistication and artistic ambiance. Those more wealthy island designers can add some visual intrigue by diversifying with other variations and patterns. They come ingreen, brown, pink, blue, and purple.Aside from the basic calligraphy pattern, the scrolls can be had in variations that include mountains,fish, birds, and flowers.Scrolls can be sold back for35,000 Bellsapiece.
11Open Frame Kitchen (1400,000 Bells)
There’s no shortage of fun items to deck out one’s kitchen inAC: New Horizonsand this heavy-duty houseware set makes for a particularly great centerpiece.
The sink and stove combo instantly helps fill out an inhabitant’s personal kitchen, and it does so without taking up a ton of room. Though there are no customization options, the item manages to look quite sleek on its own merits. It can be had at the upgraded version of Nook’s Cranny and sold back for35,000 Bells.
