Skirting & Architrave Buying Guide
As both of these boards are crucial for new doorways and floors, this skirting board and architrave buying guide explores the different types available, helping homeowners pick the right designs and sizes. Maintaining a consistent look from floor to ceiling is key in any home, and this guide covers the popular styles and colour options available to achieve a flawless finish. It also runs through key considerations to keep in mind when planning new features, and how to make the space ready for a trade professional to start fitting skirting boards and architrave.
What Colours Are Available?
Choose From Different Styles
Square
Boost modern schemes with square-shaped skirting and architrave – a design that adds to a streamlined look.
See Square Skirting Boards
Burford
The linear groove within a Burford style baseboard provides a modern look while drawing the eye through the space.
See Burford Skirting Boards
Torus
The subtle design of Torus skirting offers a discreet curved edge for a simple decorative look to provide a neat finish.
See Torus Skirting Boards
Chamfered
Choose a chamfered design, which features a soft, rounded edge for a simple and refined finish.
See Chamfered Skirting Boards
Ogee
Add a traditional touch to any room with the sweeping curves of a classic Ogee design for a decorative finish.
See Ogee Skirting Boards
Victorian
Intricately styled, the detailed design of Victorian style skirting makes it an excellent addition to classic schemes.
See Victorian Skirting Boards
