Central decor element (Model 1129) STL

Central decor element (Model 1129) is a symmetrical bas-relief featuring a bilateral vertical axis of symmetry. The composition is structured around divergent scrolls and stylized acanthus leaves, forming a curved vegetative frieze with an accentuated central node crowned by a palmette. Prototypes of such symmetrical floral ornaments with scrolls were widely used in Baroque and Rococo architecture; specifically, similar frame motifs for mirrors and dessus-de-portes were documented in the interiors of the Hôtel de Soubise in Paris, designed by architect Germain Boffrand in the 18th century. Suitable for decorating furniture facades, door portals, ceiling coffers, wall panels, and home interior design.

The 3D model is provided in STL format and optimized for CNC milling machines. The relief is adapted for the production of furniture and interior decor when working with solid wood, MDF, modeling plastic, or soft stone.