Trim Mouldings

Bosley Mouldings manufactures an enormous variety of mouldings. Some are ornate and quite deep. Others are delicate and discreet. Mouldings can be built for use as base mouldings, crown mouldings, chair-rail mouldings, or any other number of functions. When it comes to decorating with trim mouldings (as opposed to crown or base mouldings), slim styles are usually the way to go. Slender trim mouldings can be used to line the edges of stairs, built-in furnishings, and other tricky spots.

Slim trim mouldings can also be used to decorate walls. Unlike chair-rail mouldings, which are meant to run the length of a wall, trim mouldings can be artfully placed on a wall to create architecture where none exists. Mouldings are usually named for their function (i.e., base mouldings for baseboards, casing mouldings for casework), so trim mouldings placed on walls might just as easily be called wall mouldings.

A creative use of wall / trim mouldings can absolutely transform a room--particularly if that room is boxy, drab, or dull. Let your imagination be your guide: since Bosley Mouldings can custom-make any moulding you can imagine, inspiration is your only limit.

Bosley Mouldings has distinguished itself as a premier manufacturer of architectural and picture frame mouldings. For more than 90 years, the Bosleys have milled, crafted, and finished the finest wood products imaginable. Their mouldings, casework, and doors can be found in Japan, France, Australia, the Caribbean Islands, and a number of other countries in addition to their native United States.

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Trim Mouldings