A hard, heavy wood species known for prominent, high-contrast grain patterns. One of the StarMark Personal Design Choices themes. The Old World period incorporates a dominant scale, including heavy mouldings, millwork, corbels, carved wood, wainscotting, large timbers, vaulted and coffered ceilings, stained and colored glass, wire grilles and forged filigrees. Some of these might include intricate carvings or patterns such as ribbon twist, rope, acanthus, grape and ivy. Mixing of materials, from wood to metal to plaster, is also a component of Old World design.
Finishes are aged-looking, even when new.
The portion of a door that extends beyond the opening of the cabinet and covers part of the face frame of the cabinet. A board made of particles of wood compressed and bonded together in various degrees of density. Also known as engineered wood. Not to scale. A panel made of layers of veneer bonded by adhesive.