As you probably already know, the skirting board is the connection element between the wall and the floor, and as all interior design details, it requires the right attention so that it can fit seamlessly into the project.
A skirting board can have a dual function: the first is that it is a useful and functional element as it helps you simplify the housework and prevents the signs of deterioration on the walls; the second function is the aesthetic nature, because the skirting board allows you to enhance the floor you have chosen.
Traditional skirting boards were usually designed in real wood and were almost always combined with the type of parquet, but nowadays there are different solutions on the market to suit everyone’s taste and needs.
There are different types of profiles that are chosen depending on the desired style. Skirting boards with rounded or sharp-edged profiles are usually used in more classic environments, while lower and squarer profiles are more suitable for modern or contemporary spaces.
Another fundamental aspect to bear in mind is that the height of the skirting board has a great influence on the perception of the room and in the final aesthetic effect.
A more recent trend is the use of skirting boards flush-with-the-wall.
This solution involves inserting a profile into the masonry in order to obtain a recessed skirting board that is completely aligned with the wall, both in the plaster and plasterboard versions.
The advantages of this system are:
- Maximum hygiene of the rooms by eliminating the laying of dust at the top of the traditional profiles;
- Furniture can be freely positioned along the wall, eliminating unnecessary distancing;
- The perfect combination with the flush-to-wall sliding or hinged doors of our range to create perfectly coordinated rooms with a minimal and refined look;