After reading this, I realized the importance of choosing a Baseboard Molding, which is worth learning from!
The choice of Baseboard Molding involves two aspects: the material and color of the Baseboard Molding:
1. The choice of Baseboard Molding color
⑴ The Baseboard Molding is the same color as the wall and the floor. Choosing a Baseboard Molding with the same color as the larger area of the wall can "lengthen" the wall very well, and will not cause the wall to be "cut off" visually; choosing a Baseboard Molding with the same color as the floor will visually "expand" the floor area, making the space more stretched and more open.
⑵ The Baseboard Molding is the same color as the main color of the space. The same color or even the same material as the main wooden furniture, wooden partitions, and doors in the space will make the space very integrated.
⑶ Black and white Baseboard Molding are more versatile. The narrower black Baseboard Molding used in the space will make the space much more refined and more stable, and black is absolutely versatile when used as a Baseboard Molding, because there is no color that is darker than black, and there is no need to worry about the phenomenon of "top-heavy". Black Baseboard Molding is high and can easily create a sense of heaviness, especially in a small space, so pay attention to the height of the Baseboard Molding.
The space created by white Baseboard Molding is clean, simple and bright, and can be matched with a variety of wall colors. However, if the wall is black or other darker colors, pay attention to the matching of space soft furnishings, otherwise it is easy to create a "top-heavy" visual sense of space.
2. Choice of Baseboard Molding material
The Baseboard Molding materials commonly used in home spaces are generally tile Baseboard Molding, stone Baseboard Molding, wooden Baseboard Molding, and PVC Baseboard Molding. Baseboard Molding of other materials is rarely used, so I will not explain it too much. Generally speaking, any material of Baseboard Molding can be matched with stone or tile floors, but wooden floors are best matched with wooden or PVC Baseboard Molding.
Ceramic tile or stone floors and Baseboard Molding are within the scope of the tiler's work and belong to construction projects, while wooden floors, wooden Baseboard Molding, PVC Baseboard Molding or Baseboard Molding made of other materials that need to be installed later belong to installation projects. Usually, construction projects come first and installation projects come later, and ① it is inconvenient and time-consuming for the tiler to paste the ceramic tile Baseboard Molding after the wooden floor is installed; ② pasting ceramic tile Baseboard Molding after laying the floor can easily damage the floor; ③ wooden Baseboard Molding or PVC Baseboard Molding are mainly installed on the wall, have looser contact with the floor, and can better meet the expansion and contraction needs of the wooden floor. Therefore, based on the above points, wooden floors are best paired with Baseboard Molding that need to be installed later.
