The 17th-century Baroque Tyrolean corner unit’s frame is assembled with a strong hand-made mortise and tenon. The shaping of the frame and the leaf door is obtained from solid limewood. The skirting is fixed to the frame with oak pins, as well as the plan. The most important and complicated step is the decoration, lacquered with worn gesso Bologna, to create depressions and imperfections where the brown clay penetrates for an old-fashioned look. The furniture is decorated with polychrome water-based temperas and on the leaf door there is a big central panel with a mountain love scene of the 17th century, on a yellow ochre background, the board has a geometric pattern and it is painted in different colours, the door’s frame is in colour sea green and decorated with 2 rosebuds, typical of mountain Tyrolean furniture. The frame is salmon-coloured like the skirting, whereas the cornice is sea green-coloured. The plan is lacquered and painted in garnet red faux marbling with some beige grain, main feature of the furniture from Val di Cembra. The decorations are established with transparent shellac applied with a brush and final protection with French virgin beeswax applied with a soft cotton cloth. The corner unit is hand-crafted and decorated in our art laboratory.