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Adds wood-type building and furniture blocks such as beams, palisades, seats, and supports, plus metal and stone decorations including braziers, chandeliers, chains, lattices, and pillars.

Contents (7)
  1. Overview
  2. Guides
  3. Processes
  4. Blocks
  5. Frequently asked questions
  6. Related mods

Overview

Decorative Blocks adds 16 new building parts to Minecraft, focused on medieval and rustic aesthetics. All blocks are designed to help you craft authentic-looking taverns, farmhouses, cabins, and stone castles.

The mod includes wooden structural pieces, fire light sources (both normal and soul-fire variants), stone architectural elements, and specialty blocks like thatch roofing and transparent lattice windows. Every block fits naturally into the vanilla art style.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Decorative Blocks Light SourcesBrazier An iron bowl on a stand filled with normal fire. Emits the same light level as a torch. Place on floors,…Decorative Blocks: Metal, Stone, and Miscellaneous DecorNon-Wood Decorations Beyond its wood sets, Decorative Blocks adds metal, stone, and utility decorations that work in…Decorative Blocks: Wood Furniture and Building PiecesWood-Type Blocks Decorative Blocks adds a family of wood-themed building and furniture blocks that share a consistent…Getting Started with Decorative BlocksInstall the mod — Place the downloaded JAR file into your Minecraft mods/ folder alongside your mod loader. Open…Specialty BlocksThatch A golden straw block for roofing. Gives farmhouses, taverns, and old huts an authentic thatched-roof look. Has…Stone & Metal BlocksStone Pillar A tall stone column block. Stack multiple pillars to build classical or medieval columns. Connects…Wooden BlocksOak Beam A thick horizontal structural beam made from oak. Place it horizontally along ceilings or walls to add depth…

Recipes

Every recipe the mod adds, grouped by how it is made.

Crafting · 51minecraft:stonecutting · 1

Blocks

ABCDJLMORSTW

A

Acacia BeamAcacia PalisadeAcacia SeatAcacia Support

B

Bamboo PalisadeBamboo SeatBamboo SupportBar PanelBig ChainBirch BeamBirch PalisadeBirch SeatBirch SupportBonfireBrazier

C

ChandelierCherry BeamCherry PalisadeCherry SeatCherry SupportCrimson BeamCrimson PalisadeCrimson SeatCrimson Support

D

Dark Oak BeamDark Oak PalisadeDark Oak SeatDark Oak Support

J

Jungle BeamJungle PalisadeJungle SeatJungle Support

L

Lattice

M

Mangrove BeamMangrove PalisadeMangrove SeatMangrove Support

O

Oak BeamOak PalisadeOak SeatOak Support

R

Rocky Dirt

S

Soul BonfireSoul BrazierSoul ChandelierSpruce BeamSpruce PalisadeSpruce SeatSpruce SupportStone Pillar

T

Thatch

W

Warped BeamWarped PalisadeWarped SeatWarped Support

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of blocks does Decorative Blocks add?
It adds wood-type building and furniture blocks such as beams, palisades, seats, and supports, plus metal and stone decorations like braziers, chandeliers, chains, lattices, and pillars.
Which wood types have matching beam, palisade, seat, and support blocks?
Oak, spruce, birch, jungle, acacia, dark oak, mangrove, cherry, crimson, and warped all have their own beam, palisade, seat, and support variants.
Does Decorative Blocks include bamboo furniture?
Yes, it adds Bamboo Palisade, Bamboo Seat, and Bamboo Support blocks.
What is the difference between a Bonfire and a Soul Bonfire?
Both are decorative fire blocks, but the Soul Bonfire uses a soul-fire variant, matching the Soul Brazier and Soul Chandelier.
What decorative lighting blocks does the mod offer?
It includes Braziers, Bonfires, Chandeliers, and their soul-fire counterparts, along with Big Chain for hanging decor.
What non-wood decorative blocks are included?
The mod adds stone and metal decorations such as Stone Pillar, Lattice, Bar Panel, Big Chain, Rocky Dirt, and Thatch.