Deepgrove: ruins beyond the Hotel

There is more beyond the trees on the outskirts of Habbo Hotel than we thought.

Behind the undergrowth, a grove has been found. Old stone walls divide it into rooms with no roofs. Doorways open onto moss, and a carved face peers out between the roots. Whoever built here left enough behind to make us wonder where they went.

We are calling it Deepgrove.

Some of the walls have fallen almost to the ground. Others still stand above the smaller ruins. There is even a stone hand that looks suspiciously like somewhere to sit. We have found no explanation for the duck.

Bring the ruins into your rooms

The new Deepgrove furni collection brings this forgotten place to the Hotel. Stack weathered walls into the remains of a building, leave a broken doorway, and let the grove's floor spread through the rooms that time forgot.

Build a secluded courtyard or a whole corner of the ruins. The stonework gives you the outline. What once stood inside it is yours to imagine.

Deep Grove Ruins begins a month of discoveries around the site. For now, we are taking a closer look at what has been hiding so close to the Hotel.

Someone made a home here. We would quite like to know who.

Habbo Staff