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Post War - Modern

After WW2 there was a tremendous demand for housing and a severe shortage of building materials.  But homes were built in ever increasing numbers and gradually the supply of materials improved.

The shortage of materials resulted in some compromises in design.  Small windows, small rooms and one bathroom were normal.

Cornices were usually selected by the what's available method.

Many of these homes are now being renovated and extended with the necessity of matching existing cornices or replacing the existing completely.

By the end of the 1960s society had returned to normal production and larger homes with more adventureous designs were being constructed.  This trend has continued to the present day.

CN11

Ceiling:54.00 mm
Wall:50.00 mm
Length:3.60 m

Although quite a small cornice CN11 is a traditional and modern favorite.  It has been used for many years and yet it looks as modern and clean today as it did in the early 20th centuary.

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CN02

Ceiling:104.00 mm
Wall:100.00 mm
Length:3.90 m

Cornice CN02 is the large shield cornice.  Very popular post WW2 during the late forties and 1950s.

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CN03

Ceiling:160.00 mm
Wall:70.00 mm
Length:3.60 m

Cornice CN03 is a great cornice when you are looking for a fairly clean line with just a touch of period features. 

This design originated in the Federation era but was used extensively after WW2.

It has a larger partner CN72.

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CN0536

Ceiling:125.00 mm
Wall:70.00 mm
Length:3.60 m

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CN0548

Ceiling:125.00 mm
Wall:70.00 mm
Length:4.80 m

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CN09

Ceiling:95.00 mm
Wall:90.00 mm
Length:3.60 m

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CN18

Ceiling:115.00 mm
Wall:72.00 mm
Length:3.60 m

Cornice CN18 is a simple cove with top member that looks elegant in any setting.

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CN12

Ceiling:95.00 mm
Wall:75.00 mm
Length:3.60 m

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CN20

Ceiling:95.00 mm
Wall:85.00 mm
Length:3.60 m

Cornice CN20 and CN44 are the sentimental favorite rose cornices.

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CN23

Ceiling:155.00 mm
Wall:100.00 mm
Length:3.60 m

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CN24

Ceiling:105.00 mm
Wall:105.00 mm
Length:3.60 m

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CN72

Ceiling:260.00 mm
Wall:85.00 mm
Length:3.60 m

Cornice CN72 came from the Federation era, it is one of the more timeless designs fromthis era.  It is a tasteful addition to both period and post war homes.

Its smaller partner CN03 is useful on lower ceilngs or where less impact is required.

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CN452

Ceiling:147.00 mm
Wall:60.00 mm
Length:3.60 m

CN452 is a simple yet effective cornice imparting an uncomplicted elegance to any room it is used in.

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CN26

Ceiling:80.00 mm
Wall:100.00 mm
Length:3.90 m

Another variation on the bell & bows theme, CN26 was designed after the Victorian era but includes element of a classical Victorian cornice.

It has been used extensively in homes built since World War 2 but would not be out of place in a Victorian extension.

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CN31

Ceiling:100.00 mm
Wall:80.00 mm
Length:3.60 m

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CN33

Ceiling:180.00 mm
Wall:105.00 mm
Length:3.60 m

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CN412

Ceiling:80.00 mm
Wall:75.00 mm
Length:3.60 m

Cornice CN412 is the small shield cornice.

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CN44

Ceiling:205.00 mm
Wall:115.00 mm
Length:3.60 m

Cornice CN44 and CN20 are the sentimental favorite rose cornices.

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