Skirting boards: a new way to decorate

Skirting boards have been commonly thought of as simple skirting boards , but trends change. Currently they are used as decorative elements , due to their simplicity they give the perfect touch of distinction to the room.

In recent years, Spain has surrendered to this fashion and it is increasingly common to find skirting boards with great designs. Since thanks to its versatility we can use it almost in any decorative motif.

Surrender to this trend and dress your room in a very original way! There are countless types of skirting boards, but the most interesting are those made of tile, stone and those that are placed at a great height. They give it character and give off a very special homely feeling.

Tile skirting

Skirting tiles stand out for their glossy and satin finish . Giving the final work a polished and very luminous appearance . Therefore, they are ideal in small interiors such as bathrooms and kitchens.

They are also widely used outdoors thanks to their incredible resistance to weather elements, avoiding their deterioration with the enamel that makes up the skirting board .

Stone baseboards

Stone is the star material for terraces, gardens and swimming pools . Its unique composition draws everyone's attention. Above all, it is liked for its hardness, since it makes it ideal for use on facades or indoors.

These skirting boards allow you to play with texture and color , being able to choose between a neutral or very striking range. Its elegant and original ornamentation will not leave you indifferent, do you dare with these skirting boards?

High-rise baseboards

The traditional small baseboards used to separate the joints from the floor and the wall have become outdated. Since a high and light finish brings freshness to the room.

These skirting boards are a perfect fit in spacious, dimly lit interiors . When combined with the wall it creates a homogeneous and clean space.

If you join this trend, do not hesitate to contact us and answer all your questions . Until the next post!