Decorative Panels Conestoga Oak Paneling

Donned over transitional spaces to mask joints to give the illusion of seamless construction. Unattractive seams or blemishes can be miraculously hidden, creating a patterned look to your application. A mould of symmetrical pattern that is utilized to conceal the line where two parallel boards or panels meet. Sometimes called Panel Strips, these mouldings are applied over window jamb edges in a multiple opening window. Mullion strips are also used for decorative wall treatments.

Soften the hard angles of any 90 degree inside corner and give the appearance of a ornate moulding detail. Coves are concave semicircular profiled mouldings that bring back the origins of the moulding tradition from the ancient Greeks who invented mouldings and our current terminology. Add a finishing touch to anything from walls to cabinetry! Bridge the difference! Commonly used as an embellishment to existing structures and moulding applications a cove is a versatile and functional piece.

The finishing touch to a job well done on a wainscoting project. It is used to cover the top edge of Wainscoting or panelling for esthetic purposes. Other monikers include the terms Dado Cap or Ply Cap. Create a tiered level of design opportunities and possibilities by installing your ply cap, parallel to baseboard, on top of panelling or wainscoting to add a decorative flair to the lower portion of your wall treatment. Tap your imagination and let your creativity flow into the room!

A classic and elegant accessory that is installed at the top of a door and at the corners of a window, between casing legs and headers, that accentuates the focal point of a room. Even the most novice do it yourselfer can apply these architecturally pleasing accessories to evoke a classic contemporary look with a harkening back to the heritage and colonial styles of old. These economical additions are simple to install without the necessity of miter cuts.