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Put on the kettle, pull up a comfy chair, and build a village from scratch. Littlehaven is a cozy, low-stress, tiny house decoration and village-building sim. As the village designer, your job is to turn tiny spaces into dream homes for your quirky neighbors and uncover the life stories behind them.
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Windows
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September 26, 2026
Littlehaven is a decorating and village-building game about making a small community feel like home. Settle on a quiet piece of land, invite residents to join you, and use your skills as an interior designer to help each one move in and make their space their own. As the village grows, so do the stories of the people living in it.

Forget rigid grids. Rotate, scale, recolor, and tweak furniture until it feels just right. Want to swap the legs on a table or change a couch cushion fabric? Go for it. There are no mistakes here, only happy little adjustments. Every home can be revisited whenever you want, so you can iterate at your own pace.

Littlehaven starts as a quiet piece of land with a single home. Over time, new residents arrive, lots fill up, and shared spaces take shape across the valley. Who you invite, how you decorate their homes, and how deeply you invest in their stories all leave a visible mark on the world around you. The village you end with is entirely your own.

Beneath the cozy surface, each resident of Littlehaven carries a history. Uncover it at your own pace through personal items left in moving boxes, photos taken in quiet moments around the village, and journal entries that fill in slowly over time. Nobody announces their story. You find it.

A carpenter's workshop at the edge of the trees. A herbalist's garden that spills onto the path. An artist's studio with the door always open. Littlehaven is a small village on a quiet piece of land. People come here to build something slower and more deliberate than the lives they left behind. The kind of place where someone always has the kettle on.
