Decorative Workstations

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Purely decorative vanilla workstations and utility blocks. Visually identical, but free of villager AI and functional mechanics. Build freely.

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Decorative Workstations

Stop letting villagers hijack your builds. Build freely without breaking vanilla mechanics.

The Problem

You spent hours detailing a medieval marketplace with barrels, a cozy tavern with beds, or a working harbor, only for a dozen villagers to immediately claim every single block as a job site or a bed.

The Solution: Choice, Not Compromise

Other mods break game rules globally or alter vanilla code. Decorative Workstations gives you the ultimate freedom: keep full gameplay functionality where you need it, and use inert, perfectly identical copies everywhere else.

The original blocks remain 100% untouched. You choose what works and what stays purely aesthetic.


What's Included

  • A dedicated Creative tab containing every decorative counterpart.
  • Decorative versions of all 16 bed colors.
  • A decorative Bell.
  • All vanilla workstations: Barrel, Blast Furnace, Brewing Stand, Cartography Table, Cauldron, Composter, Fletching Table, Grindstone, Lectern, Loom, Smithing Table, Smoker, Stonecutter.
  • Simple Survival recipes:
    • Vanilla block + Item Frame -> Decorative block
    • Decorative block -> Vanilla block (fully reversible)
    • Inspection Mode: Easily distinguish decorative blocks from functional ones in massive builds.

How It Works

These custom blocks preserve the exact vanilla experience visually while stripping away the headache.

  • They keep: Appearance, Models, Collision, Hitboxes, and Loot tables.
  • They remove: GUIs, Inventories, Villager AI, POI functionality, and Sleeping mechanics.

Inspection Mode & Config

  • Disabled by default. Enable it in the config file.
  • No default keybind. Assign one in Options -> Controls -> Key Binds.
  • Note: On Minecraft 26.1.2, shaders must be disabled for Inspection Mode.

Compatibility & Safety

  • Compatible with existing worlds and standard resource packs.
  • Before Uninstalling: Convert or remove your decorative blocks first, or they will turn into air. Use Inspection Mode to find them easily!

Decorative Workstations

Stop letting villagers hijack your builds. Build freely without breaking vanilla mechanics.

The Problem

You spent hours detailing a medieval marketplace with barrels, a cozy tavern with beds, or a working harbor, only for a dozen villagers to immediately claim every single block as a job site or a bed.

The Solution: Choice, Not Compromise

Other mods break game rules globally or alter vanilla code. Decorative Workstations gives you the ultimate freedom: keep full gameplay functionality where you need it, and use inert, perfectly identical copies everywhere else.

The original blocks remain 100% untouched. You choose what works and what stays purely aesthetic.


What's Included

  • A dedicated Creative tab containing every decorative counterpart.
  • Decorative versions of all 16 bed colors.
  • A decorative Bell.
  • All vanilla workstations: Barrel, Blast Furnace, Brewing Stand, Cartography Table, Cauldron, Composter, Fletching Table, Grindstone, Lectern, Loom, Smithing Table, Smoker, Stonecutter.
  • Simple Survival recipes:
    • Vanilla block + Item Frame -> Decorative block
    • Decorative block -> Vanilla block (fully reversible)
    • Inspection Mode: Easily distinguish decorative blocks from functional ones in massive builds.

How It Works

These custom blocks preserve the exact vanilla experience visually while stripping away the headache.

  • They keep: Appearance, Models, Collision, Hitboxes, and Loot tables.
  • They remove: GUIs, Inventories, Villager AI, POI functionality, and Sleeping mechanics.

Inspection Mode & Config

  • Disabled by default. Enable it in the config file.
  • No default keybind. Assign one in Options -> Controls -> Key Binds.
  • Note: On Minecraft 26.1.2, shaders must be disabled for Inspection Mode.

Compatibility & Safety

  • Compatible with existing worlds and standard resource packs.
  • Before Uninstalling: Convert or remove your decorative blocks first, or they will turn into air. Use Inspection Mode to find them easily!

Installation & Support

  • Fabric (Requires Fabric API) & NeoForge supported.

  • Developed as a personal project. The mod will continue to be updated for future Minecraft 26.+ releases, but backports to older Minecraft versions are not planned.

  • Contact: [email protected]

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  • Screenshots from Minecraft 26.2. Rendering differs from 26.1.2 due to major under-the-hood changes (new outline-based rendering). Same core options, plus a new highlightLineWidth setting in 26.2 (not needed in 26.1.2's filled-box rendering).
    Screenshots from Minecraft 26.2. Rendering differs from 26.1.2 due to major under-the-hood changes (new outline-based rendering). Same core options, plus a new highlightLineWidth setting in 26.2 (not needed in 26.1.2's filled-box rendering).

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