Frames in proportion
A wide profile can overwhelm a narrow door; the drawing shows the effect at scale.
A framed door or a well-proportioned moulding can give a room character without turning it into a period set. With classic furniture, we draw the scale of the detail first.
Ceiling height, existing doors and furniture that stays set the starting point. Then we decide how much relief the room can take.
A wide profile can overwhelm a narrow door; the drawing shows the effect at scale.
The meeting with floor and ceiling needs real measurements, especially where walls are uneven.
A bookcase or sideboard can carry the detailing while nearby storage stays quieter.
Lacquer and natural veneer give the same raised profile a very different reading; compare samples.
Their position affects both ease of opening and the rhythm across the fronts.
Deep mouldings bring more corners that need attention when cleaning.
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View on InstagramYes, when scale and the number of details follow the room rather than a catalogue image.
No. Other substrates and finishes may suit the drawing and intended use.
A restrained palette and related proportions help them live together.
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