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Expansive style infuses a surprisingly slender London townhouse transformed by tastemaker Philip Vergeylen
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Add instant depth and character to plain walls with these 19 classic living room panelling ideas that your interiors will love.
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Learn how to install beadboard, a quick DIY project. It's a great wall feature or even a kitchen backsplash!
I decorated and styled the ground floor living spaces of a Victorian home in South West London. The clients love the colour grey but weren't averse to pops of colour.
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Wainscot panelling has long been a favourite decorative element everywhere from quaint cottages to grand country manors. We've gathered design ideas from our archives to help you on your design journey
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Beadboard panelling can transform a room. Even though the popularity of wainscot waned during the late 50s, it’s been garnering interest once more because of its various uses. This type of wall treatment surely blends in well with interiors of cottages or homes constructed according to traditional architectural designs. They are relatively lightweight and can be cut using a table saw. It is best for cladding a brick or in-block concrete wall.
Our project displaying a painted alder wood wainscot secret door with an electromagnetic locking system and additional features.
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This is an example of the most imposing chair I make. It's based on two chairs made in early New England by a joiner named Thomas Dennis, about 1660-1700. All oak, drawbored mortise-and-tenon work. I offer these as custom work; there are many versions from which to select details. Price is $5,000. Here's a different…
