Selecting the right crown molding style depends on your room's architecture, interior design goals, and personal taste. Each profile we offer serves a different aesthetic and functional purpose. Here's a detailed overview of the styles available:

Traditional

Best for: Timeless interiors, transitional spaces, formal rooms
Traditional crown molding features smooth curves and subtle contours that add a classic touch without overpowering the space. It pairs well with a wide range of décor styles, from colonial to contemporary, and works in living rooms, dining rooms, and entryways where understated elegance is desired. This is our most versatile category.

Dentil

Best for: Classical architecture, formal libraries, dining rooms
Dentil molding includes a repeating tooth-like block pattern that originates from ancient Greek and Roman design. It conveys a sense of order and formality. This style is best suited for high ceilings and grand spaces. Because of its visual weight, dentil molding is typically used in traditional or historic-style homes.

Egg & Dart

Best for: Decorative detail, restoration projects, period homes
This ornate style features a repeating pattern of oval "egg" shapes alternating with pointed "dart" elements. Egg & Dart molding is rich in historic character, often seen in Victorian and neoclassical interiors. It’s ideal when you want your crown molding to act as a centerpiece rather than a subtle accent.

Ornate

Best for: Dramatic interiors, luxury spaces, feature rooms
Our Ornate profiles include scrollwork, floral elements, and complex curves, designed to make a statement. These moldings are typically wider and deeper, intended for rooms with higher ceilings and ample natural light. Best used in rooms where decorative molding plays a central role, such as master suites, foyers, or formal sitting areas.

Modern

Best for: Minimalist spaces, contemporary homes, clean lines
Modern crown molding favors straight edges, geometric shapes, and low-profile designs. This style blends seamlessly into minimalist interiors and helps define space without drawing attention. Modern profiles work well in open-concept layouts and pair with neutral palettes and sleek furniture.

Cove

Best for: Subtle transitions, small spaces, relaxed environments
Cove molding features a concave curve with no added ornamentation, offering a simple and graceful transition from wall to ceiling. It’s especially effective in smaller rooms, hallways, or spaces where a soft visual break is needed. Cove is often chosen for its ability to blend in rather than stand out.

LED-enabled

Best for: Accent lighting, media rooms, modern upgrades
These profiles are designed to accommodate LED strip lighting (sold separately), allowing you to add indirect lighting to ceilings for ambient or task lighting effects. LED-enabled crown is popular in home theaters, kitchens, and modern living rooms. It combines clean design with functionality and adds a subtle but impactful upgrade to your space.