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Vanilla-scale furniture and structural accents for every wood type.
Wooden Accents is a building and decoration mod focused on adding the kinds of wooden blocks I kept wishing Minecraft had while building.
I like working with vanilla blocks, but sometimes a chair should just look like a chair, a support beam shouldn't require three layers of trapdoors, and having a few more shapes to work with can make a huge difference when you're trying to get a build to look right.
The goal isn't really to push one specific furniture style or completely change how Minecraft looks. Wooden Accents is meant to give you more pieces to build with while still fitting reasonably well alongside vanilla.
What's Included?
Wooden Accents adds a mix of furniture, storage, and structural blocks, with variants for every vanilla wood type available in Minecraft 1.19.4.
Furniture
- Chairs you can actually sit in
- Tables
- Coffee tables
- Desks
- Kitchen counters
- Kitchen cabinets
- Narrow bookshelves
Coffee tables can also be stacked into a taller version, so they can be used for more than just coffee tables. If you want to pick the tall version back up as-is, you can use Silk Touch.
Storage
- Crates
- Desk drawers
- Kitchen cabinets
- Bracket shelves
Crates are basically my take on smaller wooden portable storage. They have nine inventory slots, keep their contents when broken, and can still stack as items when they're carrying things.
Bracket shelves can store and display up to three stacks of items directly on the shelf. Multiple shelves connect together visually, and powered shelves can swap their contents with parts of your hotbar. They also support comparator output and hopper interaction.
So yes, you can absolutely just use them to put some items on a shelf. I may have gotten slightly carried away after that, but I was inspired by vanilla shelves.
Building & Structural Blocks
- Stripped wood ladders
- Plank ladders
- Plank flooring
- Plank walls
- Picket fences
- Picket fence gates
- Support beams
- Thin pillars
- Thick pillars
The stripped wood ladders are 3D ladders that connect vertically, while plank ladders are a simpler design that basically looks like somebody nailed a few planks to the wall.
Support beams can connect in every direction and are useful for framing builds or adding exposed structural details. Visually, they're kind of like the wooden pipes you see in some mods, except they're just featureless structural pieces rather than actual pipes.
The thin and thick pillars are basically another option for vertical supports, and they automatically connect with matching pillars above and below.
Every Wood Type
Pretty much every block family has variants for every vanilla wood type available to the mod, including:
- Oak
- Spruce
- Birch
- Jungle
- Acacia
- Dark Oak
- Mangrove
- Crimson
- Warped
- Bamboo
- Cherry
Because Wooden Accents currently runs on Minecraft 1.19.4, bamboo, cherry, and content based on the chiseled bookshelf require the Update 1.20 experimental features to be enabled when creating the world.
If those blocks seem to be missing, that's probably why.
Compatibility
Wooden Accents currently supports:
- Minecraft 1.19.4
- Fabric
- Java 17+
- Client and dedicated servers
Required Dependencies
If you're installing through the Modrinth App, it should handle these dependencies for you anyway.
Recommended Mods
Wooden Accents doesn't require these, but they make a few parts of the mod nicer to use:
- Shulker Box Tooltip or Easy Shulker Boxes for previewing crate inventories
- Just Enough Items or Roughly Enough Items for looking up recipes
Version Support & What's Next
1.19.4 is the main version of Wooden Accents right now.
I'm focused on getting the existing content into a state where it feels properly finished before moving on. That means fixing inconsistencies, cleaning up recipes and progression, improving names where needed, and generally making sure the current blocks behave the way they should.
After that, I'm currently considering Minecraft 1.21.1 as the next main version. I haven't fully committed to it yet, but it's looking more appealing than 1.20.1, especially since it gives me access to newer systems like data components.
If I do move to 1.21.1, the plan would be to get the existing Wooden Accents content working there first before adding another big wave of features.
I also don't really want to properly maintain a bunch of active Minecraft versions at once. Once development moves forward, older versions will most likely stay available and only receive important bug fixes.
After the port, I do have ideas for more stuff, including things like modular bridges and benches, but the roadmap is intentionally more of a direction than a promise. Plans tend to change once I actually start implementing them.
Basically, I'd rather have one version that feels finished than five half-maintained versions.
You can follow the current plans here:
Modpacks
Yes, you can use Wooden Accents in modpacks.
Credit and a link back to the project are appreciated.
Source & Issues
Wooden Accents is open source. If you want to look through the code, report a bug, or see what I'm currently working on:
Support
Wooden Accents is free, and it always will be. Nobody owes me anything for it.
If you somehow still want to support my projects, you can buy me a coffee. No pressure at all.
License
Wooden Accents is licensed under the Minecraft Mod Public License 1.0.1 (MMPL-1.0.1).