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The importance of proportion. Every Waterford-Freeman piece is scaled to perfection referencing the oldest classical architectural plates preserved through the ages.

This voluted frieze sitting on ionic columns from our joinery range, creates a very elegant exi though the French doors out onto the exterior oak dining terrace.

a very grand look can be achieved with a barrel back niche unit fitted between fluted half columns and a classical architectural pediment.

Attention to detail and accurate classical proprtion produce a grand exit onto the outside dining terrace.

Suitable for an entrance hall or as a stunning feature in a pair of alcoves, this barrel backed architectural feature will set ant area alight.

A voluted room frieze with Gold Leaf. Shown mounted under our traditional cornice. Also available in a smaller version as a cabinet frieze.

A Work in progress. A panelled entrance hall, using paneling, columns and frieze from the WATERFORD FREEMAN range. Cornice and other details are yet to be added.

The Long and short of it all. Fluted tapered columns in tulip wood. Available from 300mm to 3000mm

Nothing creates a more appealing space than a striking classical joinery piece like this niche and pedament on half columns. Lit to give this dining room real atmosphere.

The Natural warmth of a beautiful oak ionic column

More work in progress as the interior of the main entrance doors is being constructed. The upper section to this vaulted entrance hall will be panelled with the standard WATERFORD-FREEMAN wall panelling system.

A Classic Dentil Cornice used both in furniture or joinery applications.

A Blank Canvass. as the entrance door is prepared for panelling and the addition of columns, capitals and Voluted Frieze. All Standard Items from WATERFORD FREEMAN. The design will have to incorporate access to the underfloor heating manifold and pump. See next Picture

Delighted with the result so far. All this started with the request for a Kitchen design long since completed. Now the steelwork is to be panelled along with the vaulted upper section. The heavy oak doors will be removed and stained and polished.