As an element of wall and ceiling decor stucco in the interior used for a long time. Ceiling and wall decoration, framing for fireplaces, arches, bay windows, stucco frames, consoles, panels, shelves can be found in classical and modern interiors. To see the options for applying stucco in the interior, you can see in the photo in this article.
Contents
- Types of stucco
- Photos of stucco molding in interior
Types of stucco molding
Until recently, only plaster was used to make stucco. However, the plaster molding in the interior is a rather fragile material. In addition, it is hygroscopic. It is this property that does not allow the use of plaster in the bathroom interior.
The disadvantages of this material are devoid of polyurethane. Polyurethane is elastic, so you can get a decor with the smallest pattern and complex ornament. Polyurethane stucco on the walls has a small weight, so that a large panel can withstand even a plasterboard wall.
Polyurethane stucco in the interior should be noticeable and large, it is quite capable of becoming a dominant accent. However, it is not only aesthetically pleasing, but also functional. It allows you to hide the wiring and utilities. Ceiling cornices can hide curtain cornices. A beautiful decorative effect will give room molding. A large rosette with a sophisticated ornament will highlight and present for viewing a chic chandelier.
It is common to decorate the living room with stucco molding. Here it can be made large, contrast, can be decorated with marble. In the living room of the classical style, stucco elements in the interior of the wall can be painted in gold, patinated or used the technique of craquelure( creating the effect "under the old days").You can paint stucco in any color. Figured molding can decorate walls, arches and doors for greater grace;you can use the columns. Another interesting part of the finish - a normal floor skirting. Polyurethane element will hide the joint between the floor and the wall, will help hide the wires.
The stucco in the interior of the bedroom looks great. Romantic style can be supported with stucco molding in the form of branches and trunks of flowering tree decorated with butterflies and birds. In the bedroom in classical style, columns in antique style, ceiling rosettes, decorative murals and panels on the walls will look great. Wide curbs with built-in illumination will give a flair of intimacy to the room. In a room decorated in a minimalist style, narrow cornices will look advantageous, stucco wall panels with a pattern that echoes with the patterns on the furniture. Interestingly, the panels will look with an unusual highlight.
However, stucco molding in the modern interior is not just classical patterns, but also "democratic" patterns: calm, romantic lines and bold geometric compositions. If desired, from the ceiling and walls, stucco elements can be transferred to furniture. The doors of the cabinets are finished with moldings, corners and rosettes. You can paste stucco elements on a refined tea table. Molded rosettes decorate many containers and flowerpots.
Decorative stucco in the interior of the apartment will tell you about the taste and status of the tenants. However, when you design an apartment with this material, you need to consider that it looks good only in spacious rooms. Cramped and clumsy will look stucco in the apartments with low ceilings.
Photo of stucco in the interior
