WAINSCOTING INTERIOR DESIGNS | TOP HOME DECOR BANGALORE
Wainscoting is an umbrella term for any type of decorative wall panelling that covers the lower half of a wall. It is the most effective method of adorning bare walls. Originally, wainscoting was fashioned completely of high-quality wood. It is believed that it began as a component of waggon construction, but it gained favour as a means of preventing moisture damage and keeping the cold out. Wainscoting is most typically used in modern building to add interest and elegance to an interior living space. In Bangalore Interior design you will find a lot of wainscoting pattern which makes the a huge difference in the way a house looks.
There are several wainscoting alternatives available, including purchasing it prefabricated or having it custom-made to your needs. If you are thinking about putting wainscoting in your home, the following creative wall panelling ideas will help you decide which option will go best with your furnishings and accessories. Look at these creative and eye-catching uses for this adaptive and versatile wall covering.
ADD ELEGANCE WITH RAISED PANELING
Individual bevelled square or rectangular wood panels make up this conventional wainscoting choice. These designs are popular in vintage homes. The panels are separated by narrow vertical strips that run vertically and are finished with an upper horizontal rail of moulding. This elegant look is appropriate for living rooms, dining rooms, and other areas of the home where guests congregate. The use of white raised panelling gives dimension to this dining area while keeping it fresh and neat.
CREATE CLEAN LINES WITH BOARD AND BATTEN
Board and batten siding has traditionally been used on barns. It is made up of alternating large wood or MDF panels and narrow wood strips wedged between upper and lower horizontal moulding rails. It achieves a nice combination of classic and contemporary design elements in transitional spaces such as kitchens and mud rooms. The flax board-and-batten wainscoting, oak table, and chandelier in this formal dining room are all inspired by old world design. These features create a welcoming atmosphere in the room and make the contemporary art appear to be a true surprise.
GO BOLD
Do you think your reading room, mudroom, or hallway doesn't get enough attention? Wainscoting in eye-catching colours like fire-engine red and magenta lends lightness and modern design to rooms that were previously employed simply for their functional purposes. There is an exciting and joyful sight in the midst of the grey carpeting that lines twisting staircase
PICTURE FRAME MOLDING
Picture frame moulding was first used as a divider for framed portraits that were hanging on the wall, which is how the moulding received its name. In most situations, it is composed of a series of frame-like parts created from separate strips of bevelled wood or MDF moulding and then joined together to make a square or rectangle. The square picture frame mouldings used in formal dining or living rooms design have an old-fashioned feel, whereas the rectangular white mouldings utilised in this stairwell have a contemporary feel.
APPRECIATE THE ORIGINAL BEAUTY
When it comes to colour, you have the option of painting wood or MDF wainscoting in any shade you like or leaving it unpainted to showcase the inherent beauty of the material. The use of stained wainscoting in historic entryways and halls with the look of yesteryear is highly preferred; the natural patina of the wainscoting only adds to the authenticity of this design. The dark and dramatic woodwork in this Victorian-style doorway, with its massive chandeliers and ornate mirrors, creates the feeling that you have been transported to another historical period.
SELECT SOFT NEUTRALS
Are neutral-toned colour palettes boring? As if! Wainscoting in ever-changing colours like white and cream draw the eye to more daring design elements in rooms that are either historically designed, transitionally designed, or modernly created. To avoid the space being overbearing, make sure the wall paint colour and wainscoting style you choose are both on the muted side. White recessed (sunken) panelling and subtle cream-colored walls offer an appealing backdrop for a vintage table lighted by a dazzling chandelier in the room.
BUILD WITH BEADBOARD
This classic wainscoting design, which can be found in many Cape Cod-style homes, will transport you to luxury houses located in Pirme location of Bangalore. Beadboard is a sort of panelling composed of thin vertical strips of wood that are linked using a tongue-and-groove system. This method allows one strip's tongue (the protruding edge) to fit into the groove (the slot) of another strip, creating the illusion that the area is higher than it is. Usually the milk-white beadboard is constructed up to a few inches above the countertop in this bathroom to serve as a backsplash. This is done to draw attention to the vibrant mustard colour and the newly installed twin gold sconces.
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