What is fancy molding called?
Crown molding is literally what you think—an overhead crowning touch that flares out in the space where the walls and ceiling meet. Also known as cornice molding, it may be elaborate, with decorative cutouts, or simple and linear (Shaker) in design.
What is OG molding?
Ogee profiles, trims or mouldings An ogee profile is a decorative moulding which is ogee-shaped. In homes they are often used for skirting, architraves, worktop edges, plinths, coving and cabinet cornices. It’s also called a cyma. The ogee profile on this worktop creates a more ornate finish.
What is OG moulding?
What is ogee molding?
An ogee profile is a decorative moulding which is ogee-shaped. In homes they are often used for skirting, architraves, worktop edges, plinths, coving and cabinet cornices. It’s also called a cyma. The ogee profile on this worktop creates a more ornate finish.
What is a wood moulding?
Moulding (also spelled molding in the United States though usually not within the industry), also known as coving (United Kingdom, Australia), is a strip of material with various profiles used to cover transitions between surfaces or for decoration.
What is millwork moulding?
Millwork is any type of woodwork that is produced in a mill. This includes doors, molding, trim, flooring, wall paneling and crown molding. Millwork is a wooden product that has been produced in a mill. Molding and flooring are often produced in mills and are therefore considered to be millwork.
What is a vintage molding?
These statement pieces are ideal for trimming windows, doors and walls, and combine well with both modern and antique décor. Our vintage moldings are durable and well made, and have been reclaimed from different parts of the world by our team that specializes in turn of the century and pre-war era artifacts.
What types of moldings do you offer?
Our current inventory includes Classic, Victorian and Gothic moldings in various wood types, marble, mirror and glass. These statement pieces are ideal for trimming windows, doors and walls, and combine well with both modern and antique décor.
Why choose Olde Good Things for your moldings?
Whether you seek a structural piece or something more ornamental Olde Good Things has the widest selection of salvaged moldings for your home or commercial property.