How wood rosettes can add the maximum impact of your decor
Remember the old adage that “good things come in small packages?” Well, this certainly applies to wood rosettes in their value in adding decorating impact relative to their actual size.
Small in stature but mighty in the way that they can provide enhancement to their environment, carved wood rosettes are likely one of the most highly versatile of all architectural embellishments. It’s likely that you’ve seen these intricate rosettes at the upper corners of door or window casings, but to confine these decorative gems just to this single use would be a crime. There’s a place for wood rosettes in almost every room in your home; in fact, rosettes are often the perfect finishing touch for which you have been searching.
3.75H x 3.75W x .5D
multiple sizes available
multiple sizes available
multiple sizes available
multiple sizes available
multiple sizes available
multiple sizes available
multiple sizes available
4.9H x 3.1W x .75D
multiple sizes available
multiple sizes available
multiple sizes available
Kitchens are one of the rooms with a multitude of places that rosettes can be put to good use. From adding dimension and detail to plain cabinet fronts to adorning the backs of wooden chairs, rosettes provide a point of interest and a finishing element. The addition of wood rosettes can transform plain, ordinary woodwork and furniture into a finished piece that looks to be hand-crafted especially for your home.
Rosettes play two roles when applied to molding they add a decorative touch, and they cover up miter joints that can be unsightly. You can use wood rosettes on crown molding, window casings, pediments, and /door trim. If you are going for a subtle decorative look, you’ll probably choose to paint or stain the rosettes in the same color as the rest of the trim. However, if you want to call attention to the intricate beauty of the rosettes, paint them in a contrasting color so that they stand out and act as a focal point.
