Crown Molding

Crown molding is a decorative trim made from solid wood that's installed where walls meet ceilings. It's the architectural equivalent of a royal flourish—adding elegance, depth, and a sense of completion to a room.

What Crown Molding Does?
Visually elevates a space by drawing the eye upward.
Conceals imperfections at the wall-ceiling junction.
Adds architectural character—from classic to modern styles.
Frames cabinetry or built-ins for a more refined look.

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 Notes
Typically installed at a 45° angle between wall and ceiling.
Requires precise miter cuts or coping for corners.
Can be a single piece or a built-up profile using multiple trims.
Available in widths from 1½" to 7½" or more, depending on room scale.

Crown molding has roots in ancient Greek architecture and still reigns supreme in interior design today. Whether you're going for stately grandeur or subtle sophistication, it's a timeless way to elevate your space.