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Without beautiful bespoke joinery, even the grandest room will be
nothing more than a box. That’s what Bruce Hodgson, founder of
architectural joinery specialists Artichoke Ltd, believes.
'Beautifully
crafted and conceived joinery can add drama to an interior, employing
light and shade to lend depth, as well as framing openings and
significant features,' he says. 'It can also play a vital role
manipulating proportions.' The art of traditional joinery in interior design
– one that respects the rules of classical design detail, scale,
proportion, joints and shadow to create bespoke joinery – is one that’s
worth the investment, he believes. (Read more.)
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