Moulding (Wall / Ceiling / Chair rail / Frieze / Trim)

Wall panel design is usually determined as follows:

• Choose which wall will be the focal point of the room
• Select either full or split panelling, according to the height of the ceiling (see Fig. 1 and 2)
• Choose different panel widths to create interesting variations (see Fig. 1 and 2).
• A chair rail (Fig. 3) can be added between split panels (Fig. 4) or can become the border between bottom-only or top-only panelling (Fig. 5 -6).
• The integration of a decorative moulding and decorative corners can further enhance any of these layouts.

In the examples above, we began with a ceiling center and crown moulding (see Fig.1). You can add a subtle detail (see Fig. 2) or elaborate details (see Fig. 3 or 4) to give the ceiling more prominence. They always enhance the interior decor of a room.

Living, dining, study, family, and bedrooms can have different decorative ceiling styles. For example, the study and bedroom can be classical (see Fig. 2 and 3), while the living room can showcase a light fixture and/or ceiling rose (see Fig. 4).  In larger and more formal spaces you can have a patterned detail (see Fig. 5).

Coffers (see Fig. 6), on the other hand, can be used in a library, or entertainment area. Coffers can be shallow or deep and will create an impressive ceiling plan.

At Stuc Nola, we have wide range of existing design templates to inspire you. It is our pleasure to help you select the design that best suits your style.

Helping you make the right choice when choosing your mouldings