This compact ogee plaster cornice features the ogee curve, which has been used in decorative timber and plaster mouldings since Georgian times. 

The ogee profile can be found in skirting boards, architraves, and both modern and antique furniture, fitted kitchens and many other places, both in period and modern houses. Which means like all ogee cornices, this cornice will blend in anywhere.

The cornice features an ogee curve for the bottom two-thirds of the design, with linear mouldings above, with a drop of 100mm, just over four inches. It is the ideal size for the smaller rooms in Victorian and Edwardian properties, and also for more modern properties, which often have lower ceilings.

A plain spun ceiling rose such as MPR073 is an excellent match for this type of plain cornice.

We still make all our plaster cornice by hand. Each length is individually moulded using the same materials and techniques that were used in Victorian times.