The Beckwithshaw Georgian Skirting Board

Product Era

Georgian architecture is defined by the desire for symmetry with the proportions based on the classical architecture from Greece and Rome. In a number of towns that expanded rapidly during the period a number of property developers started to emerge building rows of house in a homogeneous terraced houses and this style spread out globally and had high standards of quality finish and construction. A number of these beautiful homes were demolished over the years but cities and towns such as London, Edinburgh, Bristol and Newcastle have retained plenty of examples that allow Period Mouldings to save these designs.

Unique Characteristics

A product that owes it origins to Scotland’s capital it offers a bold style that is complemented feature details and looks impressive in both entertaining rooms and upper floors.

Aesthetic Appeal

The design uses a compressed semi circle that integrates into a bold rounded section at the top of the skirting. The scooped section in the middle of the board draws attention to the upper pattern before being moulded into the flat bottom section.