| Panelling, often carved with linenfold and sometimes with other Gothic motifs, was used on the back, arms, and base. |
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| Various forms of cupboards, ambries, and dressoirs were developed at this time, panelled and decorated with linenfold or Gothic carved ornament. |
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| Panelling was frequently decorated with a flat form of ornament called linenfold, or parchment. |
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| Finds included hidden pieces of Elizabethan linenfold panelling, a 17th century fork, musket ball and 1775 penny under the kitchen floorboards. |
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| Many pieces of early Renaissance English furniture combined linenfold panelling with medallion heads and Italianate cupids, but by the middle of the century both new ornament and new forms had replaced the medieval style. |
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| An old door, with its linenfold decoration, is still in place. |
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| The linenfold of France, the Low Countries, and Germany is carved with a sharper definition and greater delicacy than was usual in England and elsewhere. |
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| The drawing room contains one of the property's fine, carved stone fireplaces and linenfold panelling plus notable ceiling treatment. |
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| A dining room has its old stone fireplace and the library some lovely Jacobean linenfold panelling, a large bay and three sets of french doors. |
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| In addition to the company's Acanthus motif, designers can mix and match existing panels with grape, oak, leaf, floral, shell and linenfold designs. |
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