Is coving out of fashion?
Sarah Hunt
8 years ago
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Comments (7)Hello Emma, Please don't get rid of these... You can still have a really ultra modern interior in a period setting... In fact for example Victorian and Georgian period buildings look amazing with a modern look... It all just depends on what you choose. Also you may wish to make a feature of these by choosing really bold colours to enhance these features.. .. : ))...See MoreAre print catalogues going out of fashion?
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Comments (3)Looks fab in a modern or traditional home. Can be repainted if required. Definitely a keeper...See MoreAny ideas on Modern looking coving with LED Indirect strip/up light
Comments (2)Use the right search words and you'll find examples in the Photo section on here....See MoreSarah Hunt
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PROTiago Faria and Jane Considine Architects
8 years agoCoving is an important detail in an interior and it needs to be in balance with the overall character of the room; it can be something really simple like a shadow gap, or it may be created using neat high level wall trim. An elaborate coving may also work with your interior, but there's no rule.
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2 years agolast modified: 2 years agoI'm about to paint this dark feature wall but now I'm thinking that I might put coving up first. I love my room but find it a bit boxy and thought coving would soften it.
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