Trellis ceiling

Trelliswork attained dazzling sophistication in seventeenth-century France, where it was referred to by an equally splendid name: treillage. No longer limited to playing a supporting role for vines, treillage became part of a garden’s architecture, used to define spaces, create enticing focal points, and enhance a garden’s overall decorative appearance. Sometimes used in freestanding fashion to form colonnades, elaborate columns, and even temple-like follies, treillage was also frequently…

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Greater interest and depth was created in a small room with custom interior treillage with trompe l'oeil and mirror

A solarium is given greater interest with decorative treillage and friezes.