Most hallway panelling ideas you will find online were photographed in a wide, bright entrance hall with a window in it. That is not what the majority of British hallways look like. The typical terraced or semi detached hallway runs...
Panelling behind a bed is the one place in the house where the wall is not your reference point. The bed is. Everywhere else you set panelling off the floor and the ceiling. Behind a bed, the lower half of...
By Adam McGrory, Director, MR Mouldings Something has shifted in the way British homeowners think about their walls. For the better part of four decades, the prevailing instinct in interior design was to strip back, simplify, and remove. Cornices were...
With renovation spend at record highs and disruption costs rising, covering rather than replacing trim is one of the smartest moves in the modern renovation toolkit More than half of UK homeowners renovated their properties in 2024 - up from...
Most people assume the rooms they love in magazines come down to expensive furniture or a particularly clever paint choice. In practice, it's usually neither. What separates a room that feels genuinely designed from one that simply feels furnished is...
There's a moment that catches a lot of new-build homeowners off guard. Not during the move itself, when the chaos of boxes and bubble wrap provides its own distraction, but a few weeks after. The sofa is in place. The...
Many British homeowners say they would choose a period property over a new build, given the option. The reason comes down to a single word: character. The ceiling roses, the cornices, the deep skirting boards, the picture rails, the sense...
Your hallway is the first thing every guest sees when they walk through your door. It sets the tone for everything that follows: the warmth of your home, the care you put into it, the kind of space they're about...
If you've been on Pinterest in the last twelve months, you've seen it. A room where the walls, the panelling, the skirting boards and the cornice are all the same deep, saturated colour. No contrast, no white mouldings breaking up...
