Types of moulding

Since we're on the topic of architecture...I'm just going to jump right into the one way you are GUA-RAN-TEED to create a drop-dead-gorgeous room: Molding.

Among the most popular methods of providing your home with a finished look is shoe molding. Shoe moldings have been used for centuries to decorate rooms and hallways. They add a decorative touch. There are many types of shoe molding. Each has its own pros, cons, and differences. Here we’ll share with you the different types of moldings and which type is best for what application. #shoemolding #woodworking #decorateroom #homedecor

Floor-to-ceiling gray wainscoting covers the walls of this gorgeous bedroom featuring a vintage floor mirror placed in a corner beside a potted plant.

Looking to add the illusion of height to your walls? Try these five moulding tricks to beautify your home. Spring 2019 One Room Challenge week 2 updates.

Ceiling moldings are not just another element you can add to your home renovation. They bring a refined note to your home interior and can also cover the cracks and irregularities on your ceiling that you prefer to remain unseen.5-Minute Crafts is here to offer you a short guide on ceiling moldings.

Cove Molding

Wall molding designs provide a combination of functionality and elegance and can conceal cracks, gaps and other surface imperfections

Shiplap is another type of wainscoting that uses boards, either horizontally or vertically, usually across the entire wall, not just a ⅓ of the way up. This blog post goes in detail about the different kinds of shiplap and the best one to use. As I stated earlier, there are a variety of materials now to make wainscoting. Wood is the original form, and the most authentic and customization. You can paint it, stain it, and achieve just about any look you are going for using wood.