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| | | Pressed Tin
| It is said that "Everything Old Becomes New Again", and pressed tin seems to be enjoying a re-birth as we awaken to an appreciation for the art and architectural details of a bygone era.
Pressed tin, popular in the mid 19th century, as a low-cost way to imitate European plasterwork, has recently regained popularity as homeowners look for unique ways to add architectural interest and character to their homes interiors. The unique texture and durability of pressed tin makes it an excellent choice for decorating projects ranging from ceilings to walls and windows, offering a wonderful alternative to paint, tile and wallpaper.
Whether you want to create the illusion of an age long past, or just give your home a bit of personality and depth, the old world flavor of pressed tin will turn otherwise common projects into personal artistic statements.
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Any of the 12", 24" or 48" designs can be used for ceiling tiles, depending on the shade and area.
| | Pressed Tin Backsplash
Pressed tin in a kitchen backsplash is fast becoming a very popular item in home decor. And, in the long run, a pressed-tin backsplash is a great alternative to ceramic tile and caulk.
| | |  | |  | Pressed Tin Friezes
Link ancient design with your architecture; available in a variety of antique finishes our pressed tin friezes can help to accentuate your decor in numerous creative ways.
| | Pressed Tin Wainscoting
Pressed tin wainscoting adds significant drama that can transform an otherwise common wall into a personal artistic statement.
| | |  | Pressed Tin Window Cornice
Custom cornice boxes are a lovely addition to any window treatment. The pressed tin patterns add abundant architectural detail. Mount one over blinds, shades, or draperies and watch the room come to life.
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