A four-bedroom Victorian terraced home - offering lots of period features including original fireplaces, high ceilings, cornicing, ceiling roses, picture rails and stripped and polished floorboards - ...
The Italians, who love getting creative with plasterwork, first used ceiling cornice in the 16th century as a decorative way to cover up the joint between the ceiling and walls. The Georgians favoured ...
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5 Questions on Decorative Plasterwork You Need to Ask Before Specifying It in 2025 — Answered by Interior Designers
Things have changed — plasterwork is not just small, old-school, dust-covered detailing that disappears into the room anymore. Today's cornicing (the decorative moldings that run along the seam ...
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