Baseboard Molding

Baseboard molding is the trim that runs along the bottom of interior walls, right where the wall meets the floor. It's both decorative and practical—like a stylish belt that also holds your outfit together.

What Baseboard Molding Does
Protects walls from scuffs, kicks, and furniture damage.
Covers gaps between the wall and flooring for a clean finish.
Adds visual polish to a room's perimeter.
Frames the space and complements other moldings like crown or casing.

Benefits of Using Wood Baseboards
Durability: Solid wood is strong and long-lasting, especially in high-traffic areas.
Customizability: Easy to cut, shape, and finish to match your interior design.
Aesthetic Appeal: Adds warmth and architectural detail to any room.
Gap Coverage: Hides uneven flooring edges or wall imperfections.

Installation Tips
Usually installed with nails or adhesive.
Can be painted or stained to match walls or trim.
Corners require miter cuts or corner blocks for a seamless look.
Often paired with quarter round or shoe molding for extra flair.

Baseboard molding is one of those subtle design elements that makes a room feel finished and intentional.