Carved buazeri in modern interiors

White buazeri - an excellent background for dark furniture and accessories. At first it seems that these are stucco patterns, but only coming closer you realize that they are made of wood.

For the first time luxuriously decorate the walls with wood in Ancient Egypt. Architects of the pharaohs very richly decorated the wooden walls of ancient palaces with paintings and sculptures.

At the burials of the First Dynasty of the Pharaohs (3100-2890 BC), the decoration with decorative wood panels played the most important role.

In Europe, wooden decorations of palaces appeared in France, during the reign of Henry II - Henry IV.

Such woodcarving even with an opaque varnish looks quite differently than a gypsum. Here, first of all, the natural texture that is inherent in wood works.

A solid surface allows the buiseri not to be overloaded with carved elements. But the effect of openwork in the interior remains. The tree is an amazing material, it radiates heat.

Dome ceiling, radius walls, niches - all made of wood. The shades of white are ideal for a bedroom. The space looks respectable, but at the same time very delicate.

And, by the way, you can try monochrome buazery in the front rooms - halls and living rooms.