Edwardian Cornice & Coving

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Edwardian Cornice & Coving

Edwardian cornice is usually simpler and shallower than Victorian work, reflecting the lighter, airier rooms of homes built between 1901 and around 1914.

Typical profiles are crisp stepped designs such as C2 and C5, gentle ogee curves like C3, and plain, understated coving such as C78 and C63 for smaller rooms.

Many homes built around 1900 mix Victorian and Edwardian styles. If you’re matching an existing room, order a sample or send us a photo and we’ll suggest the closest profile.

The range also includes lightweight Orac ogee and cove profiles, such as the C321 and C342, which are quicker to fit. Many come in flexible versions for curved walls.

Frequently Asked Questions About Edwardian Cornice

Edwardian coving is generally lighter and simpler, using clean steps and ogee curves rather than the heavy enrichment common in Victorian rooms.

Yes. Its clean lines suit contemporary interiors as well as period properties.

Yes. We can reproduce an existing profile from a surviving section. See restoration and matching.

Yes. Use the “Order Sample” button on any product page.

Victorian Cornice Company Ltd

81 Newtown Middleway
Birmingham
B6 4JX

Call: 0121 359 0143
Email: info@victoriancornice.co.uk

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