Sentences with phrase «dado rail»

You can further enhance the dining area in a period property like this, by painting the lower half of the wall and dado rail in a complementary colour — here, a fresh blue really makes the golden orangey tones of the lighting and seating pop.

Dark - blue walls and second - hand furniture create a cosy feel in this quirky living room.To make a dark colour like this work, paint architectural elements such as dado rails, skirtings and picture rails in contrasting white.

It will create a memorably dense and rich visual experience through the presentation of works hung from dado rail to picture rail.

The bold, earthy colour above a painted dado rail makes this a warm and fun play space, too.

Curvy accessories add contrast to the straight lines of an angular console table and white dado rail, while quirky porthole mirrors add depth to geometric wallpaper.

Separate two tones of soft blue on walls with a classic unpainted dado rail that picks up on the natural wood finish of a bench for a rustic edge.

Finish with a simple rebated dado rail and skirting board then paint in eggshell for a durable finish.»

Dado rails began life as a purely functional feature of the home (to protect walls against knocks from the backs of chairs), but over the years they have become an architectural feature in their own right.

Many dado rails are painted white creating a dividing line between the patterns and colour used above and below.

A dense and rich visual experience is created through the presentation of works hung from dado rail to picture rail.

Taking advantage of all available hanging space, paintings will be hung from the dado rail to the picture rail.

Paint the lower third of a wall and fake a dado rail with a thin border in a contrasting colour.

Flamboyant white plaster mouldings — ceiling rose, wall panels, dado rail, fireplace and overmantel mirror — combined with a lemon and gold scheme creates a luxurious, modern Georgian - inspired living room.

Made to measure, custom profile mouldings such as skirting & architrave, staircase components, window board, dado rail & cornice in a range of solid hardwoods.

Try using a richly patterned wallpaper or paint in recesses, nooks, just above the dado rail or even on stair risers.

The deep heritage blue tone, under the dado rail, balances the improvised gallery and allows the white of the table top — as well as the art — to pop.

Typically Georgian architectural features such as wall panels and dado rails have been added to this living room to recreate a period feel.

The same process is used to create mouldings, dado rails and end pieces.

White wood panelling below the dado rail keeps the space bright.

The wallpaper above the dado rail is Darcy by Colefax & Fowler; below is Radnor Stripe by Cole & Son.

One thing that the couple had never liked was that the walls were cut in two by a dado rail.

A gentle grey on the walls brings out the beauty of architraves, coving and dado rails.

Inject subtle colour by painting the wall up to the dado rail in a pastel green.

Here a headboard has been cleverly painted on to the wall in bold blue, while the red paint below the dado railing adds a sense of warmth.

Paint the wall below the dado rail in a strong shade such as a warm brown to make a statement.

Give your hallway a regal look with painted wall panels and wallpaper above the dado rail.

Use the dado rail as a feature and wallpaper just the area below the rail.

This lovely compact room has been fitted with tongue - and - groove panelling, dado rail and a marble - effect shelf in pale shades, and hooks, candle holder, artwork and toiletries in co-ordinated and contrasting black.

Create an inviting entrance to your home with azure - blue walls below the dado rails, and the white upper wall painted white.

Period features, such as the dado rail and beautiful arch, are the key features in this airy hallway.

Many period homes, particularly Victorian and Edwardian, may be lucky enough to have retained the dado rail in the hallway, which helps to break up the space.

If you'd love to use bold colour but worry it will be too much, try this clever trick: paint the lower third of a wall and fake a dado rail with a thin border like this acid yellow that pops.

This will allow you to recreate the look of a dado rail but with a modern edge.

Keep the patteren to a small area, such as above a dado rail or wooden paneling.

Also think about the colour of your dado rail itself.

Choosing a bold wallpaper design for above or below the dado rail means you can mix and match colours and patterns on the other half or simply go for a cohesive look.

Grey is a popular choice in home decor at the moment and a soft shade is a great option for a hallway, adding a sophisticated feel when teamed with crisp white woodwork, or mix it up by opting for a two - toned paint effect for a modern take on the dado rail.

Using a darker shade of brown below the dado rail and a lighter shade above is a clever way to add depth without making the room too dark.

Used above the dado rail it adds a feeling of intimacy to even grand spaces, and also works as a wonderful counterpoint to period features picked out in crisp white or soft cream.

Using a strong purple shade like Brinjal beneath the dado rail can add a more subtle regal touch.

We have a state of the art machining department, providing machined timber to a wide range of mouldings including, skirting, architrave, dado rail, flooring, window cills, beadings and much more all machined to bespoke patterns of your choice.

Wood - effect flooring is a practical choice, while metro tiles are fitted to mimic a dado rail around the room.

Slim storage slots neatly into a corner, and if it also reaches high above a dado rail it'll be big enough to take all your bathroom sundries with ease.

To give the designs a modern edge, break up the patterns in unusual ways, such as this bathroom scheme that plays with convention by papering below the dado rail on one side of the room.

A slightly off - white shade below the dado rail provides a bit of warmth.

I find painting everything one colour — skirting boards, walls, dado rails, cornices and ceilings — unifies the mood of a room, making it feel modern but cocooning.

On his favourite kinds of lighting, Brudnizki responds «I like lighting at all levels — from a glam chandelier to illuminating a dado rail.

I like lighting at all levels — from a glam chandelier to illuminating a dado rail.