“ [Ceiling medallions] fell out of fashion probably because a lot of them fell off the ceiling. After the Victorian era, after 30 to 40 years, houses degrade and plaster degrades and needs ...

Popular in 19th century homes, plaster ceiling medallions offer a visual transition and seat for a light fixture in important rooms. Their elaborate bas-relief designs also helped hide soot from oil ...

A stately Queen Anne Victorian with a white picket fence that looks like it was plucked from the pages of a fairy tale is ...

Ceiling medallions come in a variety of materials, including wood, plaster, and lightweight polyurethane. They're also available in multiple finishes, like decorative gilt and painted image ...

Modern or antique, Victorian or Baroque, ceiling medallions come in a dizzying array of styles and the designs are as diverse as the historic structures and homes they grace.

In the Victorian era, ceiling medallions were an important part of home decor, often used as the base for light fixtures and always giving the rooms they occupied a sense of elegance. You can ...

But the real treat here is the intact Victorian design—ceiling medallions, crown moldings, and perhaps most interesting, a composite caryatid (i.e., a figure of a woman used as a column) with a ...

Features: The remodeled two-bedroom, three-bathroom condo masterfully combines original details like ceiling medallions and built-in shelving with a contemporary floor plan illuminated by a series ...

A solid wood door, with stained glass transom, opens to the parlor room. The parlor has a period-correct chandelier with ceiling medallion, original wood floors and a fireplace.