Wall & Ceiling Treatments

Accessories in interior design refer to items used to enhance the aesthetic appeal and functionality of a space.

A design term referring to a color scheme that uses no hue.

An allover layout or pattern refers to a design that covers an entire surface uniformly without a distinct focal point.

American Country is a design style that embodies a casual and comfortable aesthetic inspired by rural American life.

A decorative feature resembling a bed or rest area for angels.

Art Moderne is a design style that emphasizes streamlined, geometric forms and a strong sense of motion.

An art print is a reproduction of an original work of art.

A baffle is a device used to obstruct, break up, or redirect sound waves.

Beau Brummel refers to a style of dress that emphasizes elegance, cleanliness, and simplicity.

Chinoiserie is a style inspired by Chinese artistic influences.

A coffer is a sunken panel in a ceiling or dome.

A color scheme is an intentional selection of colors used in design for aesthetics and practical purposes.

Dentil molding is a decorative architectural element featuring a series of closely spaced, rectangular blocks.

Egg & Dart is an ornamental design featuring alternating egg-shaped and dart or arrow-like elements.

Embroidery is the art of decorating fabric or other materials with needle and thread or yarn.

An escutcheon is a decorative or protective plate around a keyhole, door handle, light switch, or faucet.

Open plan refers to a floor layout without walls or barriers between different living spaces.

A focal point is a specific spot or area in a space that draws attention and becomes the center of interest.

Repetition is a key design principle involving the repeated use of elements or motifs to create a sense of harmony and consistency in a space.

Rococo is an elaborately ornamental late baroque style of decoration prevalent in 18th-century continental Europe.

Rococo Revival is a 19th-century furniture and interior design style that draws inspiration from the 18th-century French Rococo period.

Shellac is a natural resin used as a wood finish and sealer in interior design.

A spandrel is the triangular space created between the outer curve of an arch and the framework enclosing it.

French Polishing is a wood finishing technique that produces a very high gloss surface.

A general contractor is a professional responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations on a construction site.

A heavy textile handwoven with rich, colorful designs or scenes, often used as a wall hanging.

Tufted refers to a type of fabric treatment where threads are inserted on a base fabric to create patterns, texture, or decorative design.

A vault is an architectural element consisting of a curved structure designed to provide a space with a ceiling or roof.

Geometric refers to the use of shapes, lines, and forms in design.

A wall mirror is a mirror designed to be mounted on a wall.

Heading refers to the top section of a curtain or drapery that attaches to the track or rod.

Knocking down a wall involves the process of removing a wall to open up space or change the layout of an interior.

In interior design, 'lap' refers to the overlap of two materials or elements.

Mat board is a thick, paper-based material used for framing art.

A shelf above the fireplace.