I'm a bit more annoyed with not having dark wood cross beams and the fact the black marble pillars look bad to me. At least the regular wood still matches with the darkwood stuff, unlike the stone-marble.

Marble seams are way too strong, especially on pillars, so it looks like a stack of blocks that would fall over if bumped into, amplified by the fact they're only 1m tall. Regular stone pillars have weak seams in comparison and kind of blend together when stacked on top of each other at least; but if you throw them on the marble they stand out terribly. The arch is also extremely chunky.
Hottub with its metal chimney, but we cant add accessory pipes to route the smoke in a different direction.
Treasure chest being pure decoration and not being openable also kind of lame.
The wolf adornment is huge compared to the other ones.

Originally posted by ostlandr:

Stuff like this, that has zero effect on gameplay but players would love to have for style's sake, are a valid reason to do DLC. Not an expensive DLC- but if you sell a few thousand of these at $1.99 USD or so, that will make it worth the cost of having the dev team do the work of creating said walls.
I would however like to see "log cabin" walls made from core wood, as the game literally says that about core wood. Should have more hit points than standard wooden walls, as is the case IRL. Core wood is only available in the Dark Forest, so it seems balanced to me.

Hard to tell, but you know you can stack corewood vertically to make log cabin walls right? Been there since the beginning.