What is cornice and where is it used?
Cornice trim is a decorative molding that runs horizontally along the top of a wall, similar to corwn moulding, but typically outside a building.
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Exterior Rooflines
Along the eaves or gables to cover the transition between the roof and walls, enhancing aesthetics and protecting from weather. |
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Window and Door Frames
As a decorative surround to highlight openings or conceal structural joints. |
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Porches and Balconies
To embellish the transition between vertical supports and rooflines, common in classical architecture. |
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Parapets
On flat-roofed buildings to define the roof edge and improve visual appeal. |
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Wood
Baseboards create a polished, finished look by covering the joint between walls and floors, enhancing the overall design and adding elegance or style to any room. |
Polyurethane
Lightweight, cost-effective, and available in pre-formed designs. Resistant to moisture and insects, making it suitable for both interior and exterior applications. |
Stone or Brick
Heavy, durable, and used for a classic, upscale look. Common in historic or luxury buildings but costly and labor-intensive to install. |
