How to Get "Contended Elegance" Furnishing

Contended Elegance is a Furniture Item for Genshin Impact's Housing and Furnishing System. See how to get Contended Elegance, how to craft it, the crafting materials, Trust points, Adeptal Energy, and furnishing details here!

Contended Elegance Adeptal Energy & Trust

Contended Elegance Furnishing Stats

	Adeptal Energy	60
	Trust Points	60
	Craftable?	Yes

Adeptal Energy and Trust Explained

Adeptal Energy & Trust Rank Points

Gaining Adeptal Energy helps you earn more Realm Currency, while Trust raises your Trust Rank. Trust Ranks unlocks various shop options, Furnishing Blueprints, and Housing features!

Adeptal Energy Guide

Trust Rank Guide

How to Get Contended Elegance

Contended Elegance Blueprint Locations

Get Blueprint From New Fontaine Research Institute Area

The blueprint for this furnishing is found southwest of the New Fontaine Research Institute, by the roadside. Get the Hydrogranum from the two nearby streetlamps and by a tree to create a hydro ring and activate the water volume detection crystal.

Fontaine Remarkable Chest Locations

How to Craft Contended Elegance

Item	First-Time Crafting Reward
	Trust x60
	Crafting Materials
	Ash Wood ×8 Fabric ×4

Use the Furnishing Blueprint for Contended Elegance from your inventory, then talk to Tubby to begin crafting! Crafting new Furnishing Blueprints for the first time will reward you with Trust Points, which are used to raise your Trust Rank.

How to Craft Furniture

How to Use Contended Elegance

Used to Decorate Housing Realms

Contended Elegance can be used to decorate in the Serenitea Pot Housing System feature! To place Contended Elegance in your Housing Realm, open the Furnishing Placement screen and click on the item. You're free to move it around and rotate it as you please.

Housing System & Serenitea Pot Guide

Contended Elegance Furnishing Sets

Furnishing Sets are pre-made furniture arrangements you can decorate with in the Housing System feature. Contended Elegance is part of the following Furnishing Sets:

Contended Elegance Furnishing Info

	Type	Table
	Category	Large Furnishing
	Placement	Indoors
	Rarity	3

An elegant round table found in venues such as the Hotel Debord in the Court of Fontaine. Made from high-quality Ash Wood, it is often used in exquisite dining environments and paired with a fine tablecloth, comfortable chairs, fragrant beverages, and other delicious refreshments. Whether a full meal or merely a leisurely tea break, this table fills any occasion with both content and elegance.

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