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Featured · LC-03
LC-03 uses flat faces and angular steps instead of a curved front. The result is a clear architectural line that works well with simple furnishings. Concealed uplight softens that geometry, making the profile a useful option for contemporary living rooms, workspaces and bedrooms.
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LC-01
A broad concave face, a stepped upper lip and subtle underside details give LC-01 a layered, classical character. It brings a decorative edge and concealed uplight to a suitable bulkhead in a living room, dining room or bedroom.
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LC-02
LC-02 combines a compact concave face with crisp upper steps and a defined lower edge. Its traditional detail works well with layered trim, while concealed ceiling light softens the overall effect. Consider it for a living room, dining room or entrance hall.
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LC-04
A broad concave face, stepped top and small lower ledge give LC-04 a balanced, transitional look. It offers a softer alternative to an angular profile while retaining a defined edge. Consider it for bedrooms, living rooms and dining spaces with a mix of classic and contemporary details.
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LC-05
LC-05 has a long, simple curve and a restrained upper edge. Its quieter silhouette lets the ceiling glow take the lead. Consider it for a calm bedroom, lounge or dining room where fewer decorative steps suit the furniture and surrounding finishes.
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LC-06
LC-06 adds small successive steps beneath a concave face. Those lower lines give the profile extra definition and a classic-to-transitional character. Consider it alongside decorative trim in a dining room, living room or entrance, with particular care at corners and joins.
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LC-07
A curved face and short stepped edges give LC-07 a compact, layered outline. It is shaped for a bulkhead’s horizontal outside corner, where it combines a decorative edge with concealed uplight. Consider it for a lounge, dining area or bedroom with the required bulkhead junction.
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