Shadow-gap — plaster — Skirting / plinths

Shadow-gap skirting for plaster-finished walls consists of concealed aluminum profiles installed before final finishing works, forming a clean shadow line in place of an ordinary skirting board. After painting or applying decorative plaster, the wall reads as a single unbroken surface, and the base junction stays crisp and graphic.

This solution suits minimalist apartments, offices, lobbies, and premium public interiors. It's especially valuable when a designer wants to keep flat planes intact, avoid a surface-mounted skirting board, and preserve the walls' clean geometry.

For the client, this is a small detail with an outsized effect on the overall impression of an interior. The shadow line makes a space feel more modern, precise, and architectural, and the absence of a classic skirting board visually lightens the room.