Bossages, rustics, locks, brackets

Rusts, or rusticated stones, are a special type of stucco molding that is ideally suited for decorating the facade of a home for people who prefer solid, massive and durable buildings. The fact is that these decorative elements combine the regularity and reliability of stone finishing, laconicism and geometric correctness of forms, and a clear rhythm of home decor. Nowadays rusticated stones are most often used in two variations. In the first case, rustics are separate decorative elements for cladding the corners of buildings or individual sections of walls. Relief and staggered rustications make the decor of the house complete and complete, since the entire building seems to be contained in a decorative frame. The second option is when the rustics are located horizontally across the entire width of the facade, and between them relief grooves are left to a depth of 3-6 cm. It seems that the facade of a cottage or country house consists of separate stripes - this gives the house decor a special sophistication and nobility. Well, we hope everyone knows what Bassage is. Well, who doesn’t know, in short, let’s say that the decorative facade framing of a corner, such a square, is bossage. It is used primarily for beauty, and especially to protect corners that may simply chip over time. In general, we present all facade decor from the best manufacturers, and at an affordable price, we hope you will have plenty to choose from.