This interior literally blends wall and ceiling from picture-rail height upwards.
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the picture rails do the talking, while the rounded cornices take a back seat and smooth the transition between wall and ceiling.
Sometimes less is more.
Sleek and streamlined.
These ceiling beams play the role of cornices, continuing all around the room.
A contemporary, streamlined take on the classic cornice.
Continuing the dark wall colour right up and onto the ceiling in the form of these ornate crown mouldings gives the room a cosy feel.
The bulkhead above this kitchen cabinetry is almost unnoticeable thanks to the striking cornice design.
the cornices pull together the room’s colour scheme, being the mid-point between the lighter and darker shades.
Painting the crown moulding and ceiling rose in a contrasting grey makes them the star of the show.
Part-bulkhead, part-cornice, this treatment between the wall mural and ceiling frames the room.
Continuing the crown moulding below the immediate junction of wall and ceiling packs a punch.
Intricately detailed but restrained cornices are the perfect complement to the floral motifs on the walls and ceiling.
A pared-back scheme calls for ornate detailing, which these cornices provide in spades.
This interior literally blends wall and ceiling from picture-rail height upwards.
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