Look We're Loving: Reeded and Fluted Detailing
via studio mcgee
We got so much great feedback on our last “look we’re loving” post and so appreciate it! We are excited to bring you another one—all about reeded and fluted detailing, a look I’m sure you’ve been seeing around!
I’m really loving when it’s added subtly and intentionally to a space, as a surprise detail. It can really add texture and interest to a space or piece. It can be seen as wall treatments, on doors, cabinetry, furniture, molding, lighting, glass and more. Below I talk a bit about the difference between reeded and fluted design, spaces these looks can be added and lots of inspiration photos, of course!
Where it can be added:
Cabinetry in both kitchens and bathrooms
Door detailing
Molding
Glass
If you don’t want to change anything structurally, try adding it through furniture, decor and lighting
I’ve seen this look done so successfully and beautifully by DIY bloggers, so if you’re handy this may be something you can add to your home yourself! Here are some tutorials:
Reeded examples:
via studio mcgee
via lindye galloway
Here are some fluted examples:
via pfeffer torode
via ames interiors
via christopher ai
via devol kitchens
Glass examples:
via hammer and spear
via rowson kitchens
