CROWN MOLDING EXPERTS OF THE CAROLINAS: CUSTOM HOME SERVICES

Coffered Ceilings: Coffered ceilings offer a classic architectural detail of sunken or recessed three-dimensional panels with rectangular, square, or octagon grids. This style is basically like having a decorative 3D grid embedded into your ceiling. This design will make your room feel a whole lot bigger!

Coffered ceilings have stood the test of time. Coffers were originally a creative technique dating back to ancient Rome to reduce the volume and weight of stone ceilings. Due to their elegance and appeal, many people still love to use them today.

Stair Remodels: This is where you separate the ordinary from the extraordinary. You can’t have a room looking fantastic and then the stairs are just drab. You need to add crown molding to your stair remodel as well. Crown molding on a staircase adds a lot of interest to an otherwise boring wall.

Custom Closets: Custom crown molding enhances any plain design and makes it more unique. This is especially true with custom closet designs. You don’t have to overdo your crown molding in your closet; an effective accent can highlight your favorite closet sections.

Custom Built-in Units & Shelving: Put in those dream bookcases or custom shelving that you’ve always wanted! Crown molding will add that extra touch of elegance to make your custom shelving really stand out. The right molding will give your unit a more finished, professional look.

Paneling & Wainscoting: Wainscoting is a type of wall covering put over the lower portion of a wall for either added decoration or to support the room’s construction or a combination of both.

Back in the 1300s, people used wainscoting to shield the bottom half of their plaster walls from scratches from chairs, spurs on riding boots, and many other hazards we don’t even think about in our homes today — like swords!

Wainscoting still protects our walls today, but now it's from dirt-caked soccer cleats in entryways, sticky fingerprints in kitchens, and unavoidable scuffs along stairways or hallways.

So, what is the difference between wainscoting and paneling? Wainscoting is basically a type of decorative paneling, but it is typically limited to the bottom half or three-quarters of a wall. Paneling, on the other hand, can be placed anywhere from floor to ceiling — even including the ceiling!

New Home Trim Packages: Selecting the perfect trim can feel like a huge decision when you’re building a new home. Trim is a great design element to add depth and beauty to any room. There are many variables to consider like the room size, overall size of your new home, your personal style, ceiling height, and your budget. Selecting the right trim for each room is one of the most important decisions you’ll make in the design process. You’ll want your trim to flow together from room to room and match the overall style of your home.