With SK-153 wooden carvings, antique furniture restoration at home is easy

Carved wooden carvings offer a great opportunity to give your old furniture new life and a unique style. Our prefabricated furniture ornaments are made of high quality exotic wood; their application is simple and easy to handle. Our SK-153 wood corner molding can be easily combined with various styles of door frames, windows, cabinets, and can even decorate a chest or gift box.

Technical features

The carving's dimensions: width from 7.9 cm to 13.4 cm, height from 4.2 cm to 6.9 cm, thickness: 0.8 cm, available in several sizes. The dimensional tolerance is plus or minus 3%. The plant ornamentation is decorated with tendril and acanthus leaf motifs. Material: exotic (rubber) wood. Rubberwood has ecological advantages as it is made from byproducts of rubber plantations, thus considered a recycled raw material. Its medium hardness creates an ideal balance between workability and durability, a particularly valuable property for wooden carvings. Thanks to its favorable characteristics, it is becoming an increasingly popular alternative to traditional European wood species. This product is unfinished.

Carved decorative window moulding, not just for cabinetmakers

We also recommend this product to professional and hobby cabinetmakers as well. With its help, antique furniture restoration at home is easy: the natural ornaments are simple, quick to fit, instantly glueable and easy to finish. Overall, this ornament is both aesthetic and functional, as it finishes and highlights corners and frames.

Custom decorative window moulding made with CNC technology

Modern technology has transformed traditional craftsmanship, but what does this mean? Using CNC machines, precise and detailed wooden carvings are made that were previously only available through expensive cabinetmakers. This solution makes classic furniture styles affordable and accessible to everyone. Thanks to this, this ancient craft can be revived in modern homes.

Applications of decorative window moulding

A wooden carving in the form of wood corner molding is a perfect complement for classic or vintage style furniture. They are often used to aesthetically emphasize the corners of cabinets, dressers, mirrors, or even open shelves. They can also be applied at the corners of window and door frames to give openings an elegant, decorative appearance. During renovation projects, you can give new life to old furniture without needing a complete replacement. The carved wood corner molding can be painted or stained, so they can be easily matched to your existing decor's color scheme.

How to oil wooden carvings?

Oiling is a simple process that visibly enhances the natural grain of the wood. As a first step, apply the well-shaken oil with a clean cloth to the entire surface, then let it absorb for a few minutes. Then wipe off any excess oil with another dry cloth to avoid stains. The perfectly treated surface will reach full dryness in about a day.

How can wooden carvings be fixed?

We recommend using a simple wood glue for proper application of wood corner molding. First, sand and dust the surface to be received. Then apply a thin, even layer of glue to the back of the ornament and the prepared surface, and join the pieces together. Secure the workpiece using a clamp or weight during the drying time. Wipe away any excess glue that seeps out as soon as possible with a damp cloth. Be sure to wait for the recommended 24 hours for complete drying.

Wood corner molding in the history of ornamentation

The cultural history of carved wood corner molding is closely linked to the development of decorative elements in furniture making and architecture. Since ancient times, they have been used to aesthetically finish and reinforce frames and joints, thus covering structural connections. They became especially important in the Renaissance, Baroque, and Rococo eras, where rich ornamentation and stylistic elements, such as acanthus leaves and shell forms, prevailed. Wooden carvings reflected not only the artistic taste of the era but also displayed the financial status and social position of the furniture or building owner. Today, carved furniture ornaments are indispensable elements of restoration, helping to restore antique furniture and interiors to their original splendor.

Second class carvings

If you can see and select the second class product, there are also a few second class ornaments made from that carving. These items may have minor defects such as discoloration, warping, or small chips or cracks. If you are interested in our second class products currently in stock, please contact us so that we can provide you with more detailed information and, if requested, photographs of these carvings.