Beautiful entrance hall makeover with radical radiator covers

8 years ago

The transformation for this makeover was completed by the addition of a large bespoke radiator cover in CASA Fall design by Couture Cases. The customer wanted to create an interior that combined the wall artwork with classic furniture pieces to create an eclectic and unique. Bespoke, high performance modern radiator covers in a hardwearing off white colour that adds that finishing interior touch everytime.

After installation of CASA Fall radiator cover by Couture Cases

Before installation of radiator covers

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