We are extending our 1930s house with a contemporary addition at the back, and changing the layout of the adjoining bit of the downstairs. The interior will be contemporary, but in the parts of the house we aren't reworking we will retain much of the 1930s features (leaded lights in the windows, parquet and the skirtings - lambs tongue profile, apparently!).
One dilemma I am having is do I match the skirting in the new section (i.e. use lambs tongue profile) or go contemporary? I am concerned that it is a bit fake to put original style skirting in an area that is clearly a new addition.
Any thoughts?
Miller & Blake Design Co