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Ceiling mouldings were most popular in 18th and 19th-century architecture, often combined with ceiling rosettes. They are still favoured today by homeowners of historical houses, palaces, and tenements who wish to preserve the original stucco design during renovations or restorations. In many cases, the stucco elements are completely damaged. Sometimes, previous owners have entirely removed the ceiling mouldings. Where possible, the original mouldings can be restored, but their replication can be quite complicated. In such cases, creating new mouldings based on period designs is the best option. Recently, ceiling mouldings have also gained popularity among enthusiasts of classic architecture. They are ideal for highlighting a passion for traditional interior decoration, suitable for both modern interiors and enhancing the elegance of ordinary homes. The market offers mouldings based on both classic and contemporary designs, though classic patterns remain the most sought after.
Gypsum ceiling mouldings, used as decorative elements at the junction of walls and ceilings, are made from Saint-Gobain’s ceramic gypsum Formula. To enhance durability and resistance to wear, these mouldings are reinforced with plastic mesh. This solution ensures that the mouldings withstand the test of time, which can be harsh on all decorative elements. Many 19th-century homes feature original stucco at the wall-to-ceiling junction, showcasing the quality of craftsmanship from that era. However, those craftsmen did not have access to the advanced technology available to today's stucco masters. Thanks to advanced machinery and innovative production techniques, modern stucco elements are capable of lasting for several centuries.
Gypsum Ceiling Mouldings - Interior Applications
When selecting a design, it's important to pay attention to the details. Gypsum ceiling mouldings should be chosen based on the type of interior being decorated. Simpler designs are suitable for modestly furnished rooms with light-coloured walls. Floral and patterned mouldings complement interiors with existing strong stylistic accents, such as patterned wallpaper, curtains, rosettes, large bookshelves, or striking furniture. They can effectively enhance a living room, transforming it into a palace-like living room. They are also excellent as decorative finishes for entryways and well-maintained bathrooms.
Ceiling mouldings come in various lengths and profile sizes, allowing for a perfect match to specific interiors. In a spacious living room with higher ceilings, large decorative mouldings in an Art Deco style are ideal. They emphasise the room's grandeur and add seriousness and distinction. For smaller spaces with standard ceiling heights, subtle, minimalist gypsum mouldings are recommended. These provide a delicate touch of style and elegance. Combining ceiling mouldings with matching rosettes from the same collection can create a cohesive look. On special request, we are able to produce a whole series according to a design supplied by the customer. We are also open to collaborating with construction companies, renovation firms, and specialists in historic restoration. Our team includes experts with extensive experience in restoring old houses and palaces, offering both advice on choosing the right design and specialised help with proper installation.
Ceiling Mouldings - Installation
The ceiling mouldings produced by DW Decor are easy to install. We provide our clients with complete installation kits for gypsum ceiling mouldings, including special materials, adhesives, and plasters. Installation instructions for decorative ceiling mouldings are available on our website. With some knowledge and effort, the mouldings can be installed by the homeowner, saving on installation costs and providing a satisfying DIY experience.
Ceiling mouldings were most popular in 18th and 19th-century architecture, often combined with ceiling rosettes. They are still favoured today by homeowners of historical houses, palaces, and tenements who wish to preserve the original stucco design during renovations or restorations. In many cases, the stucco elements are completely damaged. Sometimes, previous owners have entirely removed the ceiling mouldings. Where possible, the original mouldings can be restored, but their replication can be quite complicated. In such cases, creating new mouldings based on period designs is the best option. Recently, ceiling mouldings have also gained popularity among enthusiasts of classic architecture. They are ideal for highlighting a passion for traditional interior decoration, suitable for both modern interiors and enhancing the elegance of ordinary homes. The market offers mouldings based on both classic and contemporary designs, though classic patterns remain the most sought after.
Gypsum ceiling mouldings, used as decorative elements at the junction of walls and ceilings, are made from Saint-Gobain’s ceramic gypsum Formula. To enhance durability and resistance to wear, these mouldings are reinforced with plastic mesh. This solution ensures that the mouldings withstand the test of time, which can be harsh on all decorative elements. Many 19th-century homes feature original stucco at the wall-to-ceiling junction, showcasing the quality of craftsmanship from that era. However, those craftsmen did not have access to the advanced technology available to today's stucco masters. Thanks to advanced machinery and innovative production techniques, modern stucco elements are capable of lasting for several centuries.
Gypsum Ceiling Mouldings - Interior Applications
When selecting a design, it's important to pay attention to the details. Gypsum ceiling mouldings should be chosen based on the type of interior being decorated. Simpler designs are suitable for modestly furnished rooms with light-coloured walls. Floral and patterned mouldings complement interiors with existing strong stylistic accents, such as patterned wallpaper, curtains, rosettes, large bookshelves, or striking furniture. They can effectively enhance a living room, transforming it into a palace-like living room. They are also excellent as decorative finishes for entryways and well-maintained bathrooms.
Ceiling mouldings come in various lengths and profile sizes, allowing for a perfect match to specific interiors. In a spacious living room with higher ceilings, large decorative mouldings in an Art Deco style are ideal. They emphasise the room's grandeur and add seriousness and distinction. For smaller spaces with standard ceiling heights, subtle, minimalist gypsum mouldings are recommended. These provide a delicate touch of style and elegance. Combining ceiling mouldings with matching rosettes from the same collection can create a cohesive look. On special request, we are able to produce a whole series according to a design supplied by the customer. We are also open to collaborating with construction companies, renovation firms, and specialists in historic restoration. Our team includes experts with extensive experience in restoring old houses and palaces, offering both advice on choosing the right design and specialised help with proper installation.
Ceiling Mouldings - Installation
The ceiling mouldings produced by DW Decor are easy to install. We provide our clients with complete installation kits for gypsum ceiling mouldings, including special materials, adhesives, and plasters. Installation instructions for decorative ceiling mouldings are available on our website. With some knowledge and effort, the mouldings can be installed by the homeowner, saving on installation costs and providing a satisfying DIY experience.
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