A delicate moulding with enriched soffit derived from a simplified Doric order; ideal for use in stairs, halls and bedrooms

Height: 75 mm   Projection: 122 mm   Repeat: 190 mm

A small, simple cornice designed by Henry Holland; excellent for use in any smaller secondary room or corridor

Height: 85 mm   Projection: 45 mm

A smaller moulding from this great Neo-classical house; with delicate lotus leaf detail, it is excellent for bedrooms and smaller sitting rooms

Height: 100 mm   Projection: 80 mm

A handsome plain moulding for use in bedrooms, corridors and smaller rooms

Height: 120 mm   Projection: 75 mm

Used extensively ‘below stairs’ at Attingham, a plain and attractive moulding for smaller rooms. The frieze adds height

Height: 130 mm   Projection: 80 mm

Adjacent to the Washing Room (NC03), this moulding has a similar scale but greater enrichment; excellent for a drawing room or for bedrooms

Height: 120 mm    Projection: 150 mm

A handsome design from this elegant house in Devon; ideal for drawing rooms, libraries and dining rooms

Height: 155 mm    Projection: 148 mm

A later 18th century moulding in a wing that survived the fire, which leads to Henry Hoare II’s magnificent Library; ideal for principal rooms

Height: 170 mm   Projection: 180 mm

The third in a suite including NC03 and NC06, all three relate well to one another. With its enriched soffit, this is the grandest of the three

Height: 100 mm    Projection: 190 mm

A handsome foliate design for this Garden Room; deep undercut mouldings make this very suitable for a drawing room, dining room or library

Height: 195 mm   Projection: 110 mm   Repeat: 75 mm

A particularly elegant Honeysuckle design c. 1780-1790; works well in a tall room, but note the useful small projection

Height: 245 mm   Projection: 58 mm   Repeat: 189 mm

A harmonious design by Henry Holland; the original is gilded but this moulding would look well painted to match a decorative scheme

Height: 355 mm   Projection: 117 mm   Repeat: 155 mm