Stucco molding is the most integral feature of Empire and Baroque, Rococo and Classicism.
Thanks to the use of stucco, some harmony is achieved when designing. For example, the room of irregular shape can be level using an asymmetrically located stucco. The use of stucco moldings, that is, borders for walls – allows you to get the separation of the surface of the wall into some individual sections, thereby “fixing” the proportions of the room.
Cloth jewelry is often used by designers as architectural components, with the help of which you can hide risers passing in very uncomfortable places.
In addition, electric fireplaces are often decorated with stucco details, namely chimneys of fireplace portals, shelves.
Stucco moldings that are repeated on walls or furniture make it possible to get a stylistic unity of the interior.
It is worth noting that stucco molding in the interior allows you to give the premises a respectable look, create an atmosphere of comfort, especially if it complements the PETRA antique tile.
Choosing stucco molding
Currently, the services of modern designers have a wide selection of stucco elements: pedestals and borders, cornices and ceiling sockets, niches, some elements that decorate doorways, furniture and doors themselves.
With their help, the room is completely transformed, while creating the illusion of the infinity of the ceiling. Book shelves can be beautifully designed using elements made in the form of arches. And the patching panels of modeling on the doors will allow the room to give the room a solemn look, especially in combination with wooden decoration.
Similar materials:
Typically, classical ceramic tiles are used as facing and building materials.
Relief plaster – this was the name of the decorative coating used for internal wall decoration based on acrylic and mineral binders.
One of the common finishing materials in the domestic country of suburban real estate is the lining.
Often in construction it is used to finish the lining. But how to install it, not everyone knows.
