A story in the details

Celebrating 30 years of Decorawall.

Thirty years of details that bring a space together. Explore a selection of exterior and interior work, from our project archive to the spaces we help shape today.

Explore the details
Stone-and-stucco residence with an arched entrance and two framed upper windows

A closer look

From our project archive

Window surrounds, cornices and arches. A few details from our archive, each with its own sense of proportion.

Three-part window surround with a central keystone against stonework

A three-part window surround and central keystone add definition against stonework.

Upper brick facade with a projecting cornice and repeated window surrounds

A layered cornice carries a continuous line above repeated window surrounds.

Street-level corner with arched openings and a broad cornice

Arched openings and a broad cornice bring rhythm to a street-level façade.

Exterior & interior

Details that define a space

Six project stories, from a welcoming entrance to the line where a wall meets a ceiling.

Exterior work

Classical residence

A curved entrance trim, framed upper window and horizontal band give this stone-and-stucco residence a coordinated architectural language.
Both upper window surrounds, keystones and projecting sills on the classical residence

Decorawall’s upper window surrounds and sills give the openings a defined frame. The detail brings both windows, their keystones and lower edges into view.

Hotel entrance

A layered trim line beneath the entrance roof gives this hotel façade a clear architectural edge.
Broad entrance canopy with layered horizontal mouldings beneath the roof edge

Decorawall’s layered exterior mouldings run beneath the hotel’s entrance roof. Stepped profiles create depth and shadow along the broad canopy edge.

Artwork panel

A central cultural artwork panel gives this multi-storey façade a distinctive identity, framed by the building’s surrounding vertical elements.
Tall artwork panel and its border

Decorawall’s artwork panel forms the central feature. Raised details give its surface texture and depth; the surrounding façade is not attributed to Decorawall.

Interior work

Arched bedroom

Layered ceiling moulding follows the left and right edges of this bedroom, framing the room with a continuous architectural line.
Ceiling moulding runs along both the left and right sides of the bedroom

Decorawall’s ceiling mouldings run along the left and right sides of this bedroom. The stepped profiles frame both upper edges; the arched window and other room finishes are outside this attribution.

Circular ceiling

Concentric ceiling curves and coves turn a circular recess into a focal point, with a chandelier anchoring the room below.
Concentric curved ceiling mouldings and coves around the chandelier

Decorawall’s curved ceiling mouldings and coves form concentric rings around the chandelier. Each curved edge adds depth to the recess; the wall panels are outside Decorawall’s scope.

Coffered kitchen

A coffered ceiling and continuous crown moulding give this open kitchen and living space a clear architectural order.
Coffered ceiling mouldings and continuous crown above the kitchen windows

Decorawall’s coffered ceiling mouldings and crown above the windows carry a consistent finish through this open kitchen. Recessed panels add depth overhead while the crown completes the perimeter.

The next chapter

Thank you for making Decorawall part of your projects.

Let’s shape what comes next.

Every project begins with a detail. Bring us your drawing, your site condition or your idea, and let’s discuss the mouldings that will bring it together.

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