Trellis ceiling

Summer is flying by far too fast, but in this post, we’re inviting the warm weather inside (and asking it to stay awhile!). What’s the secret? Treillage! “Lattice” dive into how this garden staple became a timeless classic and how we are modernizing it for the 21st century.

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

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A tiered crystal chandelier is centered over a round skirted dining table with glass top lined with black and white upholstered dining chairs in Brunschwig Les Touches Fabric atop a travertine floor laid out in a diamond pattern surrounded by walls clad in trellis overlay panels.

In this custom design by Accents of France, trellis work is added to the walls along with other French inspired wood designs to create a beautiful sitting space that brings the outdoors, indoors. See how custom trelliage can add depth and interest to your home or design today! #Trelliage #trellis #indoorgarden

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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…

The renovated stair with a new balustrade by John Tackett Design compliments the original style of the house. The custom stencilled decorative painting was executed by the late Robert Jackson and his crew. Photo by Pieter Estersohn. As a continuation of the series of posts on the house in Volk Estates, University Park, Dallas, the improvements for the main staircase in the Entrance Hall are presented here. Although the house was built in the Tudor Revival style in 1934, it had been…

A 1940s Georgian home is instilled with a fresh attitude thanks to a devoted team of design talents