Mouldings and Trim

Crown mouldings are typically used to add a decorative trim at the top of walls, where they meet the ceiling. When used to top cabinets, crowns can be stacked or layered to add height, close the gap between the cabinets and the ceiling, or simply add a design flair. 

Accent mouldings are used throughout the home to provide everything from simple trim around doors and windows to elaborately paneled looks, such as in a dining room. Accent mouldings are often combined with crowns, like the ones above.

Valance mouldings are often placed along the bottom of wall cabinets to soften the look of the edge, and to tie in to other trim used throughout the room. Many designers and millwork installers will combine valance mouldings with other styles to create custom looks.

Valance mouldings are available in all of the edge profiles shown at the bottom of the page. (Not all are pictured here.)

These workhorse mouldings are often seen filling gaps, especially between a countertop and the wall. Casings may also be combined with crowns and used at the top of the cabinets, to help fill the space between the cabinets and the ceiling.

These mouldings are available in all of the edge profiles shown at the bottom of the page. (Not all are pictured here.)

We’ve isolated moulding treatments from some of our photo gallery images to give you a good idea of how different mouldings look individually and combined. Click the image below to see a larger sample, as well as the full-size photo.