Our crown mouldings, also known as cornices or coving, enhance the transition between wall and ceiling. Inspired by Swedish traditional styles as well as French influences, they bring elegance and turn-of-the-century character to both historic homes and modern interiors. All profiles are crafted in Sweden from high-quality pine and supplied untreated, ready for painting.
About our Crown Mouldings
Our crown mouldings, also known as cornices or coving, enhance the transition between wall and ceiling. Inspired by Swedish traditional styles and French influences, they bring elegance and turn-of-the-century character to historic homes and modern interiors alike. All profiles are crafted in Sweden from high-quality pine and supplied untreated, ready for painting.
Design, Period & Finish
Each profile is based on mouldings found in Swedish homes from the mid-1800s to the early 1900s, reflecting national romanticism and Art Nouveau. Made from carefully selected pine, the mouldings are supplied untreated so you can finish them in the colour that suits your scheme.
Choose Model & Style
The size and design of crown mouldings influence how a room is perceived. Larger profiles emphasise ceiling height and grandeur, while slimmer designs add subtle refinement. Selecting the right model helps balance wall and ceiling proportions for a classic, cohesive look.
Combine with Other Trims
Crown mouldings can be paired with wall trims, chair rails, panel mouldings, baseboards/skirtings, and door casings/architraves to create the impression of higher ceilings and a unified period style throughout your home.