Which floor moulding is stylish?

[Mjärn]

I don't think there are many nice skirting boards to choose from. I'm going to install new white ones throughout the upper floor. What skirting boards do you have in your home?

 

[Karrock]

Not "allmoge" anyway. It's so thick that it's hard to fit against the door casing

Straight, smooth 12x56.

 

[Daniel 109]

It depends on what style you want.

 

[raveper]

12 56

 

[tensiden]

What type of house is it? Year of construction?

We have specially planed moldings and casings, but I would never install the equivalent in a house built after, say, 1915.

 

[Mjärn]

Downstairs, I have these allmoge baseboards. Is it strange to have different baseboards on different floors?

 

[raveper]

More strange that it is embodied when it doesn't need to be against the straight edge.

 

[Tjrex]

More strange that it is curved when it doesn't need to be against the straight edge.

Nah, you have too thin a lining so it would have become awkward even without it. Sorry for the off

 

[Tjrex]

On the ground floor, I have these allmogesocklarna. Is it strange to have different skirting boards on different floors?

Probably no one but you will think about it.

 

[fgo]

We have replaced the baseboards with planed 32x15.
The baseboards are treated with Herdins white varnish.
It was simple and suits our floor.

 

[Roga1337]

Haha, this thread actually made me go through the house and realize we have a total of 10 different baseboards… chosen depending on aesthetics or functionality

In our living room, we have 3 different variants, for example (white cable conduit under the TV, high traditional against the arch wall to the dining room, and an original teak strip by the brick fireplace)

Then high white traditional in the dining room, low white in the hallway, natural traditional in our bedroom, and plain white in the kitchen (the same in the kid's room).

Finally, ventilated wooden baseboards in the basement hallway, cable conduits in the theater room (drilled for both ventilation, easy wiring, and cozy lighting with LED strip), and tiled baseboards in the laundry room and sauna/relaxation room

 

[Stensson11]

More strange that it is coped when it doesn't need to be against the straight edge.

It is mitered 90 degrees against a small piece that is also mitered. It looks strange anyway. A skurkloss would have done the trick there.