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Using Stone Pillars, Bases and Frames

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Contents (4)
  1. Pillar Styles
  2. Bases and Tops
  3. Layered Stone and Planters
  4. Building a Colonnade

Pillar Styles

Nekoration provides several stone pillar designs: %s Stone Pillar, %s Doric Stone Pillar, %s Ionic Stone Pillar, and %s Corinthian Stone Pillar. Each is crafted with the nekoration:neko_stonecutting recipe type, so you feed stone into a stonecutter and select the pillar variant you want. The three classical orders give you progressively more ornate capitals for grander builds.

Bases and Tops

Finish each pillar with %s Stone Base and %s Stone Base Bottom at the foot, and %s Stone Frame with %s Stone Frame Bottom where the pillar meets a beam or ceiling. Stack them in order: Stone Base Bottom, Stone Base, then the pillar shaft, then Stone Frame and Stone Frame Bottom above. This creates a clean transition instead of a raw column end.

Layered Stone and Planters

%s Layered Stone works as a decorative wall or floor surface between pillars. For greenery, place %s Stone Planter or %s Stone Pot at the base of a column and fill it with plants. These sit naturally against Stone Base blocks.

Building a Colonnade

Space pillars evenly, place a Stone Base under each, and run a beam across the tops using Stone Frame pieces. Use Doric for simple porches, Ionic for mid-sized halls, and Corinthian where you want the most detail. Keep one order per structure so the colonnade reads as a single design.

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