Carpentry for Panels, Pillars, and Mosaics in Carved Wood
Architectural woodwork transforms standard Minecraft lumber into intricate paneling, fluted pillars, and parquet mosaic tiles in Carved Wood. Covering all twelve timber species across both Overworld and Nether forests, this woodworking system allows builders to craft cohesive wall claddings, formal columns, and herringbone flooring without changing texture packs.
Processing Wall Panels and Boards
The foundation of refined architectural carpentry begins with full-sized wall panels. Placing nine matching wooden planks across all nine slots of a crafting table yields nine matching wood panels, such as 
Acacia Panels or 
Oak Panels. These large-format slabs exhibit clean framing lines suitable for interior wainscoting and manor libraries.
Further processing panels creates horizontal board siding:
- Placing four matching panels in a 2x2 crafting grid produces four matching boards, such as
Acacia Boards or 
Dark Oak Boards. - Boards display tightly aligned timber slats, providing a distinct horizontal siding texture for rural farmhouses, warehouse lofts, and ceiling rafters.
Turning Architectural Pillars and Tiles
Refined boards serve as the raw material for classical columns and square tile masonry:
- Arranging two matching boards vertically in a 1x2 column yields two matching pillars, such as the
Acacia Pillar or 
Spruce Pillar. Pillars feature raised decorative capitals and bases, functioning as structural load-bearing columns for porches, palace halls, and temple porticos. - Placing four matching boards in a 2x2 crafting square crafts four matching tiles, such as
Acacia Tiles. These square grid tiles simulate polished parquet wood flooring. - Arranging three matching tiles horizontally across a crafting row produces six matching tile slabs.
- Placing six matching tiles in a traditional stepped stair pattern yields four matching tile stairs, ideal for decorative ceiling cornices and raised platform trims.
Assembling Decorative Mosaics
Parquet flooring can be expanded further through interlaced mosaic patterns:
- Stacking two matching wooden slabs vertically in a 1x2 grid crafts one matching mosaic block, such as the
Acacia Mosaic. - Mosaic blocks feature an intricate interwoven grain pattern inspired by classical parquet craftsmanship.
- Arranging three mosaic blocks in a horizontal crafting row outputs six matching mosaic slabs.
- Placing six mosaic blocks in a stair pattern produces four matching mosaic stairs.
All architectural variants are fully supported across Acacia, Bamboo, Birch, Cherry, Crimson, Dark Oak, Jungle, Mangrove, Oak, Pale Oak, Spruce, and Warped timbers. This complete species parity enables architects to match architectural styles to regional forest landscapes seamlessly.
Oak Boards