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Carved Corner Blocks: How to Add Them to Every Room

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Carved Corner Blocks: How to Add Them to Every Room


Wood corner blocks are the ideal option when it comes to
enhancing the appearance of trim or other fixtures in your home. You can use classically
designed wood blocks to act as the finishing touch to a room that you mapped
out to exude elegance. We explore the ways you can use these
blocks
from Heartwood Carving
in different rooms in your home.

The Living Room



  • If you have a fireplace that serves as the
    room’s focal point, you can install capitals and corner blocks to the top or
    bottom— whichever you’d prefer— of the fireplace’s side trim. Since the
    fireplace acts as a showpiece, you may wish to put your most ornate blocks on
    top.

  • Install simple plinths to the trim on the bottom
    of your walls or window frames to balance out the detailed carvings on your
    fireplace. It’s likely the plinths near the floor will endure dents or
    scratches from furniture, so it’s best to keep a minimalist approach.

The Kitchen



  • If you have a bar or an island, you may want to
    consider placing a more ornate acanthus capital. However, for a deeper recess,
    you could place a corbel beneath the lip of the counter. You can also use
    simpler blocks of trim to frame the bottom of your island.


Carved Corner Blocks



  • If you want to add more in the way of design in
    the stove area, you can also apply some small blocks to your range hood.

The Bedroom



  • To keep and maintain the essence of space in
    your bedroom, consider adding your corner blocks to the trim on the windows or
    cornices. This will add a feeling of luxury without clogging up your floor
    space.

  • Dress up a plain wooden wardrobe by adding
    corner blocks on all four corners of the piece. You can use these in
    conjunction with other ornate carvings.

The Foyer



  • Create an immediate impression for your house
    guests by adding corner blocks to your entry door casing or alcove trim. For
    staircases, you may even be able to add them along the edges, depending on the
    design. Consider using staircase onlays or Heartwood Carving’s Newel posts and
    Balusters to further the staircase’s design.
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