Fluting and Reeding Details on Counters and Vanities
Fluting vs. reeding in interior design
It’s important to note the distinction between fluted and reeded designs. While fluted details curve inward, forming channel-like grooves, reeded curves have an outward appearance. Both options offer a statement-making touch that can elevate the look of countertops, vanities, and dining room tables.
Materials like glass, wood, marble, and tiles made from everything from terracotta to porcelain can all be used in fluting and reeding, with patterns available within fluting and reeding options.
What hardware looks best with fluting and reeding?
When it comes to complementing fluted and reeded looks, the choice of cabinet hardware plays a crucial role. Sleek and minimalist hardware options, like brushed nickel or matte black handles, can provide a contemporary contrast to the textured surfaces. Alternatively, solid brass or bronze-toned hardware can add a touch of warmth and traditional charm to the overall aesthetic. For maximum impact, consider our Murano glass collection or our Belle cabinet series.
Whether you’re updating kitchen cabinetry or refreshing a bathroom vanity, incorporating fluting or reeding details is a surefire way to infuse your space with dimension and visual interest.