Grab and Decorate Badges

Badges are the achievement spine of Grab and Decorate. They mark moments every decorator hits: joining for the first time, finishing the default house’s room roster, and buying a pet. This guide explains each badge, the practical work behind it, and how to sequence them beside truck smashing, Mall runs, codes, and weapon upgrades. Pair it with the Players Hub and the Pets page for companion details.

Badge roster

Badge	How you unlock it
Welcome!	Join the experience
Full House	Unlock every room in the default house
New Best Friend	Buy a pet

Three badges sound small, yet Full House alone can structure dozens of sessions because room unlocks require cash, furniture volume, and comfort with the loop.

Welcome!

Welcome! is the onboarding stamp. Load Grab and Decorate from the official Roblox page and the badge should grant as you enter. If it does not appear:

• Confirm you joined the correct PlaceId experience (see Official Links).
• Rejoin once after the house finishes loading.
• Check the Roblox badge list for the game on the website inventory view.

There is no combat requirement. Spend your first minutes learning smash-and-grab basics with Getting Started instead of worrying about Welcome!.

Full House

Full House asks you to unlock every room in the default house. This is the long badge. It rewards players who treat room unlocks as a campaign instead of a single purchase.

Strategy for Full House

1. Redeem BEGINNER and other codes so Commons fill space as soon as doors open—list on the Codes Hub.
2. Upgrade weapons enough that truck farms fund unlock prices steadily (weapons tier list).
3. Unlock rooms in an order that matches how you decorate: expand living areas you will actually place furniture in next.
4. After each unlock, place a quick Common layout so the space earns its keep and feels finished.
5. Use Mall and tougher trucks for mid furniture once Commons look repetitive (furniture tier list).
6. During events, still unlock rooms—seasonal sets from Thanksgiving 2026 look better when you have walls to put them on.

Full House is not “own every Exclusive.” It is about the default house’s complete room list. Keep Exclusive pieces for flex rooms after the badge, not as a blocker.

Common Full House mistakes

• Saving every coin for one pet while two rooms remain locked.
• Unlocking a room and leaving it empty for a week.
• Ignoring codes that would furnish new wings for free.
• Fighting trucks above your weapon bracket and losing haul income.

Fix those, and Full House becomes a natural side effect of healthy play.

New Best Friend

New Best Friend unlocks when you buy a pet. It is intentionally simple: reach the shop, spend the currency, receive the companion and the badge. The hard part is timing. Buying too early starves weapons and rooms; buying too late just delays a fun milestone.

Follow the pets guide for the full heuristic. Short version: mid trucks comfortable, several rooms furnished, codes redeemed, next weapon upgrade still fundable—then buy.

Suggested badge order

1. Welcome! — automatic on join.
2. Full House — primary mid-game project.
3. New Best Friend — cash sink after rooms and smash power stabilize.

Some players buy a cheap pet earlier for morale. That is fine if you accept slower Full House progress. The wiki order above optimizes for house completeness first.

How badges interact with codes and events

Codes do not grant badges directly, but they accelerate Full House by flooding Commons into new rooms. GOBBLE26 and MILLIONGIFT make unlocked spaces look event-ready overnight. Discord Exclusive pieces from BLURPLE do not unlock rooms, yet they make the completed house more satisfying once Full House pops.

Tracking progress

Keep a simple note:

• Rooms unlocked versus rooms remaining in the default house
• Whether a pet is owned
• Next weapon upgrade target

Roblox shows earned badges on the experience page. In-game, unfinished rooms are usually obvious from locked doors or purchase prompts—walk the house after each session.

Fair play reminder

Do not chase badges with exploits. The Scripts Hub documents that public scripts for this game are scarce and dangerous. A ban costs Welcome! nostalgia, Full House hours, and New Best Friend together.

After you own all three

Badge completion is not the end of Grab and Decorate. Keep refining furniture tiers, chasing seasonal Mall stock, upgrading weapons for tougher trucks, and rearranging paint schemes. Badges are milestones on a sandbox timeline, not a credits screen.

Return to the Players Hub when new achievements appear in future updates. Until then, Welcome!, Full House, and New Best Friend are the complete tracked set—and finishing them means your account fully embraced smash, decorate, unlock, and befriend.