A blend of classic old-world style & mid-century modern

A stunning Sydney home that combines elements of modern classic design and Parisienne chic using Intrim Mouldings to add the final layer of sophistication and luxury.

A transformative Sydney home that combines elements of modern classic design and Parisienne chic. Nothing quite compares to the sophistication and elegance of this contemporary family home with the main aim to bring European elegance and sophistication. The gorgeous Calacatta marble arches create that blend of classic old-world style and mid-century modern with the clients wanting to preserve the bones of this 1940s home.

The talented Marisa Alexis designed this home and worked closely with JCorp Constructions on the renovations to make sure not a single detail was left to chance. So when deciding on the mouldings they wanted to use for this project, they couldn’t look past Intrim Mouldings. Towering SK498 skirting boards in 230mm and 90mm architraves make quite an impact on this home. The gorgeous Raised Panel Wainscoting produces an air of luxury and was created using CR19 chair rail and IN16 inlay mould. A lot of the cabinetry throughout the home also used inlay mould to create detailed panels. You will also notice the gorgeous Rosette details in the library which are an attractive bonus feature.

Whether you are wanting to create your dream home or simply renovate, use Intrim Mouldings for all your timber needs.

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Take a look at this jaw-dropping entry which showcases plenty of Calacatta marble, raised panel wainscoting and sky-high skirtings.

This gorgeous kitchen has used IN16 inlay mould to create detailed panelling for the cabinetry.

A picture-perfect living room framed by daring SK498 skirting boards, architraves and wainscoting.

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This library sees a continuation of the IN16 inlay mould used to create beautiful detailing for the cabinetry as well as rosettes.

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The raised panel wainscoting on this staircase was created using CR19 chair rail and IN16 inlay mould. Can you spot the hidden door under the staircase?