Moulding Can Make Your Room Appear Larger

It can be hard when you are trying to design a room when it lacks a little space. It may be frustrating try to design a room and make your tiny space lose that congested feeling. In this day in age, however, tiny rooms are what many people have to work with. With increasing populations and more families looking to move into apartments or divided houses, small is in and it can be great. Along with cleverly places mirrors and bright colored walls, moulding is a surefire way to transform you small room from cramped and small to cozy and stylish.

The architectural feature makes any room appear larger regardless of its actual size or color. This interior design method which has been utilized for centuries can now be easy accomplished and has a wide range of style options available for individual preferences.

Moulding is a classy method that will never require you to “destroy” your room or make it lose its style. Along with the optical illusion of added space, moulding in a room will instantly add class and character, giving your room something extra.

Adding moulding is a simple and cost effective way to give your room a whole new feel without doing any major innovations. With this small upgrade, you will feel at home and comfortable in your room.

As one of the subtle components of interior design, homeowners seldom spend the attention needed to make the most of their space by using moulding. As 2016 comes to a close, we take a moment to review what trends to look out for in moulding for 2017.

Wainscoting

Wainscot is the moulding and trim which falls below the chair rail and adds dynamic visual appeal to any room. In 2017, wainscoting paneling will be seen more often throughout entryways, dining rooms, event rooms, and more. Small gold and silver edging, typically a custom job, provide a spectacle just below eye level and makes any room a formal room. Typically found in estate-like homes, full paneling will be used by designers in 2017 to add true luxury to everyday homes.

Crown

As the most traditional form of moulding typically seen in homes, crown moulding is a fantastic way to make rooms visually appealing from floor to ceiling. Typically painted white, designers have started mixing the style of crowning depending on the room. A specific trending style of note are the sleek, non-ridge profiles. These add depth to each room while remaining sophisticated. Relatively inexpensive to purchase and install, crown moulding is a top suggestion for home improvement in 2017.

Each of these products are available across the pricing spectrum, enabling all homeowners to adorn their home. Need more inspiration or looking to have moulding installed in your home? Asa Builders has the materials and selection you need to get the job done. Give us a call at (248) 624-7400, option 1 or visit us on the web today.

Mouldings bring classic elegance and are available in many styles and sizes depending on the impression and appearance you want to achieve with your room. Crown and cove mouldings both finish off a room by connecting the walls to the ceiling. The major difference is the shape and contour. Cove mouldings bow inward while crown mouldings curve outward. ASA Builders Supply can help you choose the right crown or cove moulding for your room. Stop by ASA Builder’s Supply showroom to learn about the many options available to provide the look you desire.