• 3 Things to Know About Mission Moulding

    Moulding can be a great way to add value to your home.  The best part is that it can be inexpensive if you know where to look and how to…

  • Where is Plantation Moulding Used?

    A lot can be said for plantation moulding.  The variety it provides.  The elegance it can help bring to your home.  A little moulding can go a long way.  It’s…

  • Tudor Moulding: Matching the Architectural Motif of Your Home

    Whether you’re interested in making changes to your current home or finding new ways to improve it, making sure you choose elements that match may seem like a bit of…

  • Is Your Home Right for Mission Moulding?

    Knowing which moulding to install in your house can be confusing if you aren’t familiar with all the various types.  Start to look at too many moulding types and they…

  • 3 Things to Know About Victorian Moulding

    Some of the most impressive moulding available is Victorian moulding.  People typically associate crown moulding with the Victorian style, and with good reason.  Victorian moulding was highly popular for a…

  • Old World Moulding

    For those who love pomp and circumstance, Old World homes are the way to go. These European style residences are not budget-friendly, but they are impressive and sure to please.…

  • Rustic Moulding

    Rustic homes are all about the great outdoors. They are favorites of outdoors lovers and are often found in secluded areas that have more animal neighbors than human ones. Rustic…

  • French Country Style Moulding

    French Country style homes (or French Provincial, as they are also sometimes referred to) come in a wide variety of styles. There is no one exact look these homes have.…

  • Craftsman Style Moulding

    Perhaps you haven’t heard of a craftsman style home, but you are probably familiar with the term “bungalow.” Bungalows got their start in the early 1900s on the laid back…

  • Colonial Style Moulding

    Colonial style moulding dates back to the early designs of New England in the 1800s. It can be found in most traditional colonial style homes. It is a popular choice…