Add Architectural Detail with Wainscoting
Wainscoting can transform a boring space into a work of art. It can involve raised panels, recessed flat panels and bead board combined with various types of rail and molding. These add interest, style and, above all, a focal point to almost any room. Below are just some of the ways you can use it […]
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Wainscoting can transform a boring space into a work of art. It can involve raised panels, recessed flat panels and bead board combined with various types of rail and molding. These add interest, style and, above all, a focal point to almost any room. Below are just some of the ways you can use it to create architectural detail in your home.
The history (and pronunciation) of wainscoting
Wainscoting brings out this home’s natural beauty. Image: Jorge Salcedo/Shutterstock
?Wainscoting was originally used to beef up construction in wet areas of homes and businesses,? according to Justin Riordan, founder of Portland-based Spade and Archer Design Agency. He says it was most often used in areas like kitchens, bathrooms, dining rooms and servant corridors. ?With the invention of green ?hardy? board ? which is a water-resistant type of gypsum board, wainscot is purely decorative at this point.?
If you plan to use it, Riodan also believes you should know how to correctly pronounce the word. Â ?It’s pronounced ?Wayne?s cot-ing? not ?Wayne?s coat-ing,? he explains.
Materials and types
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The post Add Architectural Detail with Wainscoting appeared first on Freshome.com.
Wainscoting can transform a boring space into a work of art. It can involve raised panels, recessed flat panels and bead board combined with various types of rail and molding. These add interest, style and, above all, a focal point to almost any room. Below are just some of the ways you can use it to create architectural detail in your home.
The history (and pronunciation) of wainscoting
Wainscoting brings out this home’s natural beauty. Image: Jorge Salcedo/Shutterstock
?Wainscoting was originally used to beef up construction in wet areas of homes and businesses,? according to Justin Riordan, founder of Portland-based Spade and Archer Design Agency. He says it was most often used in areas like kitchens, bathrooms, dining rooms and servant corridors. ?With the invention of green ?hardy? board ? which is a water-resistant type of gypsum board, wainscot is purely decorative at this point.?
If you plan to use it, Riodan also believes you should know how to correctly pronounce the word. Â ?It’s pronounced ?Wayne?s cot-ing? not ?Wayne?s coat-ing,? he explains.
Materials and types
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