Central decor element (Model 1183) STL

The central decorative element (Model 1183) is a horizontal relief composition featuring bilateral symmetry relative to a pronounced vertical center. The ornament consists of rhythmically repeating volutes and stylized acanthus leaves transitioning into symmetrical scrolls with floral shoots. A vertical palmette is positioned at the center of the composition, anchoring the axis of symmetry. Similar motifs of acanthus scrolls and volutes were extensively used in the interior decoration of the Hôtel de Soubise in Paris, designed by architect Germain Boffrand in the first third of the 18th century, where carved wooden and plaster ornaments formed continuous friezes. Suitable for decorating furniture facades, door portals, ceiling coffers, wall panels, and interior architectural elements.

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