Victorian molding

Industrialism resulted in the wide availability of architectural millwork that was once only available to wealthy clients building the best of homes. Late Victorian or “High Victorian” …

This home has views of the river and surrounding landscape. It was built to accommodate family and friends in an elegant and inviting manner.

The different styles & periods of trim and historic moldings can be as unique as the homes they inhabit. Find the right ones for your house here.

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Want to add more character and charm to your home? These creative crown molding ideas will do the trick.

This beautifully styled vestibule combines traditional and modern design elements for a stunning first impression. Decorative molding and trim frame the doorway with timeless elegance, while checkerboard-stained parquet floors add a touch of sophistication. A large Victorian mirror reflects the room's charm, and a glimpse of a modern blue velvet chair introduces a pop of contemporary color. #InteriorDesign #TraditionalElegance #ModernTouches #VictorianStyle #CheckerboardFloors #HomeDecor

Decoration in the public rooms of a Victorian house was extensive. There is no such thing as overdone in a Victorian formal parlor. Decorative plaster, elaborate moldings and woodwork, and multi-hued bright colors were common. The Victorian era saw the first widespread availability of wallpaper, and it was used lavishly. Major public rooms were filled with all manner of furniture and display items until they could hold no more......