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A live field guide

Find decor signals across the world.

Explore community reports, pure spots and predictions with the evidence behind every location.

community-reported locations
2,640
predicted locations
206,591
pure spots, reported or predicted
93,279
Plate 01 · Signal surveyLive
World map of decor signals from the live mapCommunity reports cluster across Taiwan; predictions spread across 13 regions on several continents.
Each mark is a cluster from the live map, sized by how many places it holds.Live snapshot · Oct 12, 2026, 08:39 AM UTC

Global coverage

Deepest in Taiwan. Signals far beyond it.

Players have reported decor most densely across Taiwan. Predictions extend the map to many other regions, and each one stays marked as a prediction until a player checks it.

RegionSignals
TaiwanDeepest coverage≈ 2,600 reported≈ 111,300 predicted
South Korea48 reported≈ 10,500 predicted
Japan2 reported≈ 35,700 predicted
EuropeFrance, Austria, Ireland, United Kingdom, Sweden, Germany≈ 14,800 predicted
United States≈ 9,400 predicted
Singapore and Malaysia≈ 7,300 predicted
Hong Kong≈ 5,400 predicted
Canada≈ 2,100 predicted
India≈ 1,900 predicted
Israel≈ 1,700 predicted
Australia≈ 1,500 predicted
Mexico≈ 1,300 predicted
Türkiye89 predicted

Regions are grouped from map clusters. Borders are approximate.

Evidence and confidence

Every pin says what stands behind it.

A location can be a guess, a listing, a player report or a confirmed spot. The map never blurs them together, so you can decide whether a trip is worth it.

Step 1 of 5

Example

External prediction

Park decor · Riverside park entrance

Suggested by map data. Nobody has checked yet.

Prediction

Map data and external sources suggest where decor is likely. Useful for planning, but nobody has stood there yet.

What is a prediction?
A place an external source or map data suggests could have decor. It is shown as a prediction, never as a find, until a player reports from the ground.
What is a player report?
An observation from someone who went there: what the Detector showed, when, and optionally a photo. Reports are never overwritten, only joined by newer ones.
What counts as supporting evidence?
Independent reports from different players, a Detector screenshot, or a checked community source. The map shows how many independent sources stand behind a spot, not a score.
What does stale or disputed mean?
Stale means nothing recent stands behind the spot. Disputed means reports disagree. Both are shown openly, because an old or contested pin can still waste a walk.

The states on the map

  • Community reportOne player reported finding this decor here.
  • Independently confirmedTwo or more players reported this independently of each other.
  • Strongly confirmedSeveral players reported this independently, and recently.
  • DisputedReports disagree about this spot. Treat it with caution.
  • StaleNothing recent enough to stand behind. Worth re-checking.
  • Pure SpotPlayers have reported that the Detector shows only this decor here.

Pure spots

One decor type, not a lottery.

Most places can produce several decor types, so a visit is a gamble. At a pure spot the Detector shows only one, so you can go straight for the decor you need.

Detector range
Many possible decor typesCafé · Bakery · Park · StationA busy corner: café, bakery and park all in Detector range. Any of them may come up.
Detector range
One decor typePark, every timeA quiet spot where the Detector shows a single decor type. Players report it; predictions only suggest it.

The map labels every pure spot as reported by players, or predicted. Only reports from the ground count as found.

Contribute

Report what you found in under a minute.

Every report becomes part of the shared record. The checks are there so the map stays worth trusting.

  1. Place a pin

    Stand where the Detector reading was taken.

  2. Identify what you found

    The decor type, a seedling, or nothing at all.

  3. Add evidence

    A Detector screenshot is the strongest proof. It is optional.

  4. Submit

    Your report is saved with the date. It is never overwritten.

  5. Moderation and trust state

    Moderators can review reports, and the trust state updates as independent reports arrive.

Never enter private property or unsafe places to check a spot, and keep people out of photos. Read the contribution rules

Questions

Straight answers

Is this an official app?

No. Decor Finder is an unofficial community companion, not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Nintendo or the publishers or operators of Pikmin Bloom. Its full name is Decor Finder: Bloom Locations (皮皮飾品地圖 in Traditional Chinese), for the website and the mobile app alike.

Where does the location data come from?

Two places, always labelled. Community reports come from players who went there. Predictions come from external sources and map data, and are shown as predictions until a player confirms them. Nothing is taken from the game, and no game account is ever connected.

Which regions are covered?

Community reports are densest across Taiwan. Predictions cover many other regions, from Japan and Korea to North America, Europe and Australia. Coverage grows wherever players report.

Do I need an account?

No. Browsing the map is open to everyone. To track your collection or submit reports, you can start as a guest and create an account later without losing anything.

Every useful map starts with someone reporting what they found.

Decor Finder: Bloom Locations

The app is on its way to the App Store and Google Play. Store links appear here the day the listings go live. Until then, the live map works in any browser.