1. Crown molding: This type of molding is applied at the top of walls where they meet the ceiling. Crown molding can give the room a more architectural and elegant look.
2. Baseboard molding: This type of molding is installed at the bottom of walls where they meet the floor. Baseboard molding can provide a finished look and cover any gaps between the wall and the floor.
3. Chair rail molding: This type of molding is installed on the walls at chair height and is used to protect the walls from the back of chairs. Chair rail molding can also be used to divide the wall into different sections.
4. Window and door casings: These moldings are used to cover the gaps between the window or door frame and the wall. They can add a decorative touch to the windows and doors.
5. Wainscoting: This type of molding is installed on the lower half of the wall and can provide insulation and protection against dampness. Wainscoting can also add an elegant look to the room.
6. Coffered ceiling: This type of ceiling molding is installed in the form of a grid and can give the room a more formal and sophisticated look.
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