Corner moulding - Architectural elements

A corner moulding, also known as a corner cornice or architrave, is a decorative piece used to embellish and reinforce the inside corners of a room. It is usually made of wood, plaster or polyurethane and can have different patterns and styles to suit different types of decor.

Corner moulding is used to create a seamless transition between two surfaces, such as the corners of walls or the corners of door and window frames. It can be used in a variety of rooms in the home, including living rooms, bedrooms, hallways and dining rooms.

Here are some common types of

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Square corner moulding: This is the simplest and most common form of corner moulding. It is generally used to create a clean, angled edge between two surfaces.
Rounded Corner Moulding: This moulding has rounded edges for a softer, more elegant appearance. It is often used in more traditional settings or to soften the corners of rooms.
Quarter Round Corner Moulding: This moulding has a quarter-circle shape and is often used to create a subtle, rounded transition between two surfaces, such as the corner of a wall and ceiling.
Decorative corner moulding: There are also more elaborate corner mouldings with decorative carved patterns. These mouldings add a touch of ornamentation and sophistication to the corners of rooms.

Corner mouldings can be installed by experienced do-it-yourselfers or professional carpenters. It is important to take accurate measurements and cut the mouldings precisely to achieve a perfect fit.

Corner moulding - Architectural elements

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