Minecraftgives you the ability to make your own banner designs at a loom. There are various shapes and basic patterns that you can choose from, as well as unlockable patterns; you can find six banner patterns on Java and eight banner patterns on Bedrock.
By combining the right elements, you can make impressive designs. So, what are the best banner patterns out there? In this list, we are going to answer this. Of course, the appeal of a design is subjective, but the ones listed will be distinct and unique enough to impress many people.
All designs on this list are found on theMinecraft Banner Gallerywebsite. This is a database of designs, with each one having step-by-step instructions on how to make it.
8Pokeball Design
First up, we have a classic Pokeball design from Pokemon. This design looks fairly simple, but like nearly every other design on our list, there are several steps in the creation process. The design itself doesn’t require any unlockable patterns though.
This banner would be perfect for those of you who like to play on Pokemon-inspired servers, or even just witha Pokemon mod. You’ll also be able to swap out the colors if you want to personalize this banner a bit.
7Nether Portal Design
This classic designlooks just like a Nether portal, making it a great addition if you are planning to decorate your portal area. If you are looking for a more seamless pattern, you may also just leave off the black border, making the banner look like the purple portion of the portal.
Unlike the Pokeball design previously mentioned, this one is a bit easier to make. Like the Pokeball though, you can change the portal color. If viewed from a distance, you can have the illusion of a different colored portal; perhaps one that matches the fiery red of the Nether?
6Creeper Design
Okay, we know that there is a Creeper pattern in the game, but there is no denying that this version is way cooler. Rather than being a flat Creeper on a plain background, this design has a bit of a weathered effect. Additionally, the Creeper somehow looks even scarier.
This banner is sure to impress anyone who is only familiar with the preset Creeper pattern, especially when looking at the discoloration around the Creeper’s features.
5Wither Design
Speaking of hostile Minecraft mobs, how about a Wither banner? Adding details to a banner can be quite challenging, but this design somehow manages it. It’s easy to make out the three heads of the Wither, along with its large, floating body.
A banner like this would be perfect if you fight the Wither often. This can be displayed on banners around a Wither-fighting area, as well as on the shield that you use to protect yourself against the Wither’s attacks.
4City Moon Design
Oftentimes, banner designs signify something. This can be a simple landmark or section of your base, as well as mobs or your ‘crest’. This design takes a step back though, embracing true art.
The banner depicts a moon in the sky, rising over what appears to be a building and some trees. Although there is not much going on in the design, its simplicity really takes it from an ordinary banner into a real work of art.
3Herobrine Design
Next, we have a Herobrine design. For those of you who don’t know what Herobrine is,he is a hostile mob in Minecraftwho isn’t actually in the game. As a Creepypasta, Herobrine has been talked about for years, so it’s only fitting that there is a Herobrine banner.
Regardless of whether you know Herobrine or not, this banner is quite impressive, as it really captures the glow of his eyes. The design is perfect for any scary build that you make, including haunted houses.
2Warden Design
The Warden is a dangerous mobfound in the Deep Dark. Once you catch sight of him, you’ll probably panic a bit. So, why not capture that same energy on a banner? This detailed Warden banner is a great addition to any base, especially if you utilize the blocks that the Deep Dark has to offer.
If you are one of the people who capture the Warden and bring him up to the surface, then this banner is a great decoration option for the containment area. if you look closely, you can also tell that this banner utilizes the Creeper banner pattern.
1Phoenix Design
Last but not least, we have a phoenix banner design. This is very refined and regal looking, which is perfect if you are looking for a ‘crest’ to symbolize your base. The pattern itself is highly customizable as well.
This includes the ability to change the color palette, as well as removing the fade from the bottom of the design. Overall, we suggest placing a banner like this throughout castles and mansions.
