Custom Wood Mouldings

Base

Base Moulding — Sometimes called “baseboard,” conceals the joint between an interior wall and the floor.

Case

Case Moulding — Covers the gap between the wall and the door or window frame.

Base + Case Combinations

Base and Case Moulding Combinations — Combination of “baseboard” and the door or window frame.

Plinth + Rosette

Plinth + Rosette Moulding — Wood blocks that enhance the corner joints of base and case mouldings around a door or window frame.

Corner Blocks

Corner Blocks — Wood blocks that conceal the corner joints of base moulding.

Crown + Chair Rail

Crown + Chair Rail — Moulding between the top of an interior wall and ceiling (Crown), and moulding fixed horizontally to an interior wall around the perimeter of a room (Chair Rail).

Tongue and Groove

Tongue + Groove — Decorative wood paneling on lower portion of an interior wall (called “wainscot”), covering an entire wall, or on the ceiling.

Brick + Stucco Mould

Brick + Stucco Mould — A thick case moulding used to close the gap between an exterior wall and door frame.

Traditional

Traditional Mouldings — Classic
Colonial
French Colonial
Georgian
Neoclassical
Plantation

Modern

Modern Moulding — Contemporary
Mid-century Modern
Minimalist
Postmodern
Streamline Moderne

Rustic

Rustic Mouldings — Industrial Chic
Mountain
Urban Rustic

Mediterranean

Mediterranean Mouldings — Old World
Tuscan

Victorian

Victorian Mouldings — Gothic
Italianate
Queen Anne
Stick

European

European Mouldings — Cottage
French Country
Tudor

Craftsman

Craftsman Mouldings — Arts and Crafts
Bungalow
Prairie

Southwestern

Southwestern Mouldings — Adobe
Mission Revival
Pueblo Revival
Spanish Colonial