It is very easy to visually enhance and add aesthetic beauty to foyers, hallways, stairway landings, Kitchen, Bathroom or any room in your home with our rich and inviting wall niches. Decorative wall niches not only bring architectural interest to a wall, wall niches also proudly display a home's most personal items.
As an architectural room elements, wall niches are natural focal points that invite guests to ask questions about a particular piece that is displayed inside the niche. Wall niches land a sense of depth to a wall while adding a touch of historical elegance. Recessed wall niches as well as wall mount niches have many uses and decorative functions. All decorative niches, either wall-hung or built-in, are fundamental decorating tools that bring individuality to a design scheme.
Wall niches are a great place to display special artifact, sculpture or flower arrangements while creating classic charm and sophistication. Wall niches provide an opportunity to add texture and depth on an otherwise flat space. Replicated from "old world" designs, the styles of our wall niches range from simple elegant to extraordinary ornate patterns.
We divided our wall niche collection into two parts. In the first category we have included small decorative wall niches that are wall mounted. Any person can easily install these wall niches quickly and easy, because installation does not require cutting a hole in the wall. Small wall niches are great for adding quick decorative touches to your home. The second part of our wall niche collection includes large decorative wall niches that are crafted from hand cast molds in classical traditional designs. Most of these wall niches are recessed niches. Large recessed wall niches have a much greater depth than smaller wall mount niches. For this reason installation of decorative recessed polyurethane wall niches require cutting a hole in the wall to accommodate the recess. All our wall niches are made from extremely durable material - high density furniture grade polyurethane. With our wall niche you can transform ordinary, unembellished walls into elegantly appointed focal points.
If your bathroom is looking a little aged and just isn't working for you anymore, it is definitely time to redesign a space that not only meets your needs, but also looks fantastic at the same time. One of the best ways to do this is with wall niche cabinets such as a bathroom magazine rack, medicine cabinet, and recessed toilet paper holder. They stay out of the way, look sleek, have several options, and are available in so many different styles it's impossible not to fall in love with one of them.
Wall molding is also often used to frame parts of a room such as around doorways, niches, built-in bookshelves and windows. If you have a small room, installing a window treatment can overwhelm it. Instead, hang a simple privacy screen and install wall molding around the window. Bright white molding looks terrific framing a window when the wall is painted a soft neutral color. Built-in bookshelves or wall niches can disappear into a wall, but if you frame them with wall molding, they suddenly become much more visual, especially if the molding contrasts with the surrounding wall.
Niches are recesses made on the wall to enhance aesthetics on the appearance. This are mostly made on plain walls in lounges, lobbies, dining, family rooms bathrooms or bedrooms. They give a wall a different feel. A painting or a particular finish can be framed inside. Finishes can be done like stucco, resins, lighting or even mirrors. A timber or concrete ledge can also be fixed for placing flowers or clocks. Glass blocks may also be fixed.Niches can be done during the wall construction or after the wall is complete. The procedure is to start by identifying the position. Mostly surfaces opposite windows or lighting give good aesthetics. This is because the recess becomes a focal point in a room. If lighting is to be done, there will be electric points done during construction or introduced after construction. The recess can also be framed with hardwood or softwood around it.Niche construction commences by marking the point and hacking to create the recess. The recess will depend on the intended finish after completion. Mostly a recess of at least fifty millimeters is good. After the surface is created , straighten and square the edges. Use plaster to mould the back and edges. The wall thickness should also be checked. A wall less than a hundred and fifty millimeters is not suitable for a recess. The niche size should be at least not less than one square meter. After formation, introduce a frame of timber round it. The overhang should be at least twenty five millimeters. The bottom board should be a hundred millimeters in width. Use a stucco or resin finish instead of plain plaster. Paint the timber surfaces to contrast the main wall and the niche. In a lobby or bathroom or lounge add down lighters in the recess which give a spectacular lighting.
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