Dragonflight Housing Decor in WoW

Our WoW housing decor database holds 153 items under the Dragonflight expansion tag. That is 6.1% of the 2,526 decor items we list from the current game client, using the same category and tag names the in-game Decor Catalog filters on. Every row below is read from the game files, not typed in by hand.

By catalog category these items split as Accents (70), Furnishings (44), Structural (18), Lighting (14), Miscellaneous (5), Functional (1) and Nature (1). Categories are how the in-game catalog groups decor when you open it to shop for a room.

By size the tags read Tiny (6), Small (53), Medium (38), Large (41) and Huge (15). Size matters when you plan a layout, because large pieces take floor space and small ones fill gaps.

The most common style tags among these items are Elegant (53), Horde (45), Alliance (37), Nature (9), Magical (6) and Cute (4). One decor item can carry more than one tag, so these counts overlap.

The most common culture tags among these items are Dracthyr (46), Elven (31), Human (3), Dwarven (2) and Orcish (1). One decor item can carry more than one tag, so these counts overlap.

Holiday-tagged decor here: Feast of Winter Veil (1).

We hold an in-game render for 149 of these 153 items; the rest show their inventory icon.

Of the 153 Dragonflight items, 52 have at least one source we can name from the client files, and 101 do not. The unlabelled ones are mostly sold by vendors whose stock lives on Blizzard's servers rather than in the game files, so we leave them blank instead of guessing.

• Achievements: 7 of 153 items (4.6%). How it works
• Quests: 12 of 153 items (7.8%). How it works
• Crafted by professions: 29 of 153 items (19%). How it works
• Boss drops: 4 of 153 items (2.6%). How it works
• Listed on the Auction House: 26 of 153 items (17%). How it works
• No source in the game files: 101 of 153 items (66%).

One decor item can have more than one source, so these counts overlap. The guides linked above list the vendor, achievement category, quest or boss behind each item.

Every decor item has a placement cost in the game data, and a house can only hold so much of it. Across the 153 Dragonflight items that carry a cost, the range runs from 1 to 5, with a median of 3 and an average of 2.8.

The cheapest to place are "Aspects in the Clouds" Painting (1), "Water Falls Home" Painting (1), Artisan's Measuring Scales (1), Augmenter's Opal Banner (1) and Bakar's Dinner (1), each shown with its cost in brackets.

The most expensive to place are Zaralek Snail Cart (5), Winter Veil Tree (5) and Wingrest Signal Brazier (5).

If you are fitting a room into a tight budget, sort the full catalog by lowest placement cost and filter to this tag; the housing planner then lets you try the layout with the real models.

Sort the catalog by lowest placement cost or open the housing planner.

26 of the 153 Dragonflight items have a live listing on at least one US connected realm in our scans. Crafted and tradable decor is a realm-market item, so each realm sets its own price; the figure below is the lowest current US listing and Realms counts how many US connected realms list it.

The priciest lowest-listings are Valdrakken Hanging Cauldron (20,000g), Draconic Scribe's Basin (8,499g), Tapestry of the Five Flights (7,000g).

The cheapest decor on the AH, all categories.