Wainscoting Dream Come True

There is just so much to love about this Hamptons home located in the eastern coastal Sydney suburb of Dover Heights.
Wainscoting is the true star of this property and features in just about every room from the bathroom to the bedrooms. Let’s take you on a walk-through starting with the flush door cleverly disguised with Intrim IN13 inlay mould, who wouldn’t want a stand-out feature like that in their home? Then there is the staircase void lined with floor-to-ceiling wainscoting wall panelling making it the heart of this home. CM36 timber cornice mould flows neatly around the home, creating neat pelmets and high decorative SK79 skirting boards that add a stunning feature throughout. This home is a dream turned into a reality.

 

Wainscoting Disguise

 

Raised Panel Wainscoting has been innovatively used to conceal this door.

 

Hamptons Hallway

A must-have for a Hamptons-styled home is a hallway with wainscoting detail.

 

Staircase Void

 

These Wainscoting panels are made of IN13 inlay mould and create the ultimate statement in this home.

 

Bathroom

 

We love wainscoting in a bathroom to add class and sophistication.

 

Bedroom

 

The different-sized wainscoting panels create the perfect amount of detail in this bedroom.

 

Skirting Blocks

 

Get added detail with Skirting Blocks. SK40B 140mm wide to suit 135mm architraves. This skirting profile was docked into skirting blocks on site.

 

Builder: Ben Goody, Palm Build

Photography: Inhaus Media

Intrim Products:

SK79 230 x 18mm skirting boards & 135mm architraves

IN13 inlay mould to create the wainscoting detail

SK40B 140mm used for skirting blocks

CM36 cornice mould