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Minimalist Modern Skirting Boards | Modern Skirting Boards | Minimalist Skirting Boards
Minimalist Modern Skirting Boards add a sleek and refined touch to any room, perfectly complementing contemporary interiors with their clean lines and understated elegance.
Product Categories
- Timber Bullnosed Standard Skirting Boards: These skirting boards feature a classic bullnose design that brings a timeless appeal to any space. Available in various sizes, they provide a natural wood finish that can be painted or stained to match your decor.
- Timber Torus/Ogee Skirting Boards: Offering a more decorative option, the torus/ogee design incorporates gentle curves that add character to your walls while maintaining a modern aesthetic. These are also available in different sizes to suit your specific requirements.
- Redwood Timber Chamfered/Pencil Round Skirting Boards: These skirting boards are made from high-quality redwood and feature chamfered or pencil round edges for a subtle touch of sophistication. Available in multiple sizes, they are versatile and can be customised to fit your space.
MDF Painted Truprofile Skirting Boards: For those who prefer a low-maintenance option, MDF skirting boards are ideal. They come pre-painted and are available in chamfered/pencil round or torus/ogee profiles, making them a convenient and modern choice.
Practical Uses
Skirting boards serve a dual purpose of protecting walls from scuffs and damage while also providing a decorative element that enhances the overall look of a room. They help to create a seamless transition between the wall and floor, covering any gaps and adding a finishing touch to your interior design.
Guidance on Selection
- For a classic and timeless look, opt for the Timber Bullnosed Standard Skirting Boards.
- If you're looking for something more decorative, the Timber Torus/Ogee Skirting Boards are a great option.
- For a modern and low-maintenance choice, consider the MDF Painted Truprofile Skirting Boards.
When selecting the size, consider the height of your walls and the overall aesthetic you wish to achieve. Larger skirting boards tend to suit taller walls and more spacious rooms, while smaller skirting boards are more suitable for shorter walls and smaller spaces.
Remember to take into account the material and finish of your flooring when choosing your skirting boards to ensure a cohesive look throughout your space.