Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
coving
Noun
/ˈkəʊvɪŋ/

Definition
Coving refers to a concave molding or curved surface that transitions between the walls and the ceiling of a room.

Examples
- The coving in the living room added an elegant touch to the overall design.
- They installed new coving to enhance the classic look of their home.
- Many interior designers prefer coving over traditional corner joints for a more seamless appearance.

Meaning
It is primarily used in architecture and interior design to create a smooth and visually appealing junction between two surfaces, often helping to soften the transition and improve the aesthetics of a space.

Synonyms
- Architrave
- Molding
- Trim