DecorHunt
Housing decor in World of Warcraft has exploded into a collecting hobby of its own, and chasing every last vase, banner, and seasonal hat across a dozen zones can feel like a second job. That is exactly the gap DecorHunt fills. This zone-first tracker organizes the new housing decorations by location, points you to the right vendor, and keeps a running record of what you already own. If you have been hunting decor blindly, this addon turns the hunt into a checklist.
What DecorHunt Actually Does
DecorHunt flips the usual addon logic on its head. Instead of starting with an item, you start with a zone. Open the window with the slash command /dh, pick a zone on the left side of the frame, and the addon shows you vendor cards for every known stop in that area. Click a card and it expands into a full list of decor sold by that NPC, complete with the price of each piece.
From there, the addon pins the vendor location on your map and minimap. If TomTom is installed, DecorHunt hands the waypoint straight to it. If not, the built-in waypoint system takes over, so you never need a second addon just to find a shopkeeper tucked behind a staircase in Silvermoon.
Collection Tracking and Manual Marks
Each decor entry carries a DONE or NEED mark. The addon reads your housing catalog to see what you have already collected, and when the API misses a name, you can flag it manually. That small feature matters more than it sounds, because a single missing entry can make an otherwise complete zone look unfinished.
Costs Shown Per Item
DecorHunt lists the currency for every piece, whether that is gold, Anima, War Resources, Order Resources, Undercoin, Voidlight Marl, or profession crafts. You can plan a shopping run around what is actually in your bags instead of flying to a vendor and discovering you are short.
Zones and Vendors Included So Far
The current build covers roughly 200 unique pieces across Bastion, Revendreth, Maldraxxus, Ardenweald, Oribos, Vol'dun, Drustvar, the Vindicaar, Legion Dalaran, Midnight Silvermoon, and both the neighborhood and city versions of Hallow's End. Holiday content gets special treatment: Holly and Jolli appear in the neighborhoods, Jack in Elwynn, Echo in Tirisfal, Pepe comes from the achievement, and hats and buckets trace back to professions.
More vendor pages are being confirmed in-game and added over time, so the list keeps growing with each pass. If you want the simplest possible setup, the foxygame.net launcher installs DecorHunt in one click and keeps it current through automatic updates, which spares you the manual folder shuffle every time a new vendor page drops.
How to Install DecorHunt
Installation is deliberately plain. Close World of Warcraft completely, then drop the Housing1215 folder into World of Warcraft\_retail_\Interface\AddOns\. Restart the game, enable DecorHunt on the addon list, and type /dh. One warning worth repeating: do not rename the Housing1215 folder. That is the internal addon name, and changing it can wipe your collected marks.
- Close WoW before touching the AddOns folder.
- Place Housing1215 inside Interface\AddOns\.
- Restart, enable the addon, and open it with /dh.
- Keep the folder name exactly as shipped.
Version Compatibility Across WoW Editions
DecorHunt is built around the housing system introduced in patch 12.1.5, so Retail is its native home. Players on Classic, The Burning Crusade, Wrath of the Lich King, Cataclysm, and Mists of Pandaria will not find housing decor to track, but the addon's interface conventions and folder layout follow the same standards those clients use, which makes the learning curve painless if you switch between editions.
Why a Zone-First Design Works
Most collection addons answer the question "do I have this item?" DecorHunt answers a better one: "where do I go next?" Sorting by zone means one trip covers multiple vendors, and the mini titles on each vendor card tell you at a glance whether a stop is worth the detour. For anyone serious about filling a house, that is the difference between wandering and progressing.
Final Thoughts
DecorHunt is a focused tool that does one job well: it turns scattered decor vendors into a clear route with prices and progress attached. Download DecorHunt, run a single zone, and you will likely wonder how you hunted decor without it. The addon is free to grab, quick to set up, and built to grow as more vendor pages are verified.