You're tired of sleeping on the floor, so a bed seems like the right choice

Or even anything that goes between you and the cold stone of the tower. Honestly, an actual bed is asking a bit much given your current lack of resources and skills. A minimally shoddy bedroll of some type is probably the best you'll manage. Given your... lets be honest, lack of resources you'd settle for something as little as some light padding. The stone blocks of the tower were somehow more uncomfortable then your old cave, which was impressive but not a surprise. You vaguely remembered displacing something that had made the cave its- their- home. A quick thought pulls up the construction menu again and you look at bedding...

The cheapest form was indeed well within your grasp, though you weren't sure how much more comfortable it would be then staying on the floor. A set of leaves and grass woven into a fairly simple shape.

Leaf bedroll
A simple, crude bedroll made from leaves and grass. Slightly better then sleeping on the ground. Most try and replace it as soon as possible, but some druids and elves prefer them to remain in touch with nature.

Slightly improves your quality of sleep. Adds the Well Rested 0 buff. Those in-tune with nature may receive larger benefits.

Well Rested 0: 1% increase to stamina and mana regeneration.

0/10 plant fiber.

Plant fiber, hmm? Probably not too hard to acquire. Glancing at your supplies, you note that your woodcutters brought back eight Vines in addition to their ten Lumber. You've not seen the Vines before... Examining them, you find that they can manually be broken down into three plant fiber each. Theoretically more with the appropriate tools, but you don't have those yet. Still, that's enough to get the bedroll functional, with some extra. You suspect you'll end up using it for quite a bit more then you currently know about, but for now you'll have some extra stored away. You stretch and get started- this may not be the most interesting thing in the world, but it should keep you busy.