1. Crown molding: This type of molding is placed at the top of a wall where it meets the ceiling. It adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to a room.
2. Chair rail molding: Often found in dining rooms or formal living spaces, this molding is installed horizontally on a wall at a height of 32 inches from the floor. It's designed to protect the wall from chairs scraping against it, but it also serves as a decorative element.
3. Picture rail molding: This type of molding is installed horizontally on a wall, typically around eye level or above. It's designed to hold picture frames and other artwork and is often found in traditional homes.
4. Baseboard molding: This molding is installed at the bottom of a wall where it meets the floor. It's used to cover the joint between the wall and the floor, and it can also be used to add architectural interest to a room.
5. Wainscotting: This type of molding is installed on the lower portion of a wall, often in a dining room, living room or den. It can be used to add texture and interest to a room, and it's often painted a different color than the rest of the wall.
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