Crown molding is placed at the transition point between the ceiling and the wall. Crown molding is able to add style and texture to the interior décor, which looks royal, but at the same time it draws the eyes upwards, which helps in making the ceiling of the room seem a little higher.

Here Are The Types Of Crown Molding:

The crown molding is sold out in straight pieces, which come in various materials such as solid wood, PVC, polyurethane, polystyrene, plaster, etc.

Solid Wood:

Solid wood is the most popular in crown moldings. Crown moldings of solid wood come from woods such as oak and mahogany. There is high demand for the wood moldings, and you will get these in large quantities stocked in the stores.

Plastic:

Plastic is rather considered as the elegant crown moldings. And it is very obvious that the plastic crown moldings are the expensive option, but they are worth it, as you can get a custom-made type of crown molding, which will allow you to get to the patterns, giving an intricate and distinctive look.

Polystyrene:

Polystyrene resembles the same texture as a Styrofoam cup; basically, it is made from an inexpensive form of the plastic, and it has an unfinished texture. It looks best when painted.

PVC:

PVC is molding that is impervious to moisture, which makes it a good choice for the homes that have high humidity and moisture. You can get the PVC crown moldings, which are split as well as chip resistant. But for a perfect and complete look, get the PVC crown molding painted.

Polyurethane:

This is one of the economical options, which is easier to install than the wood molding. Usually in the store there are plentiful supplies of the polyurethane crown moldings. It is fairly inexpensive, but at the same time it resists cracks, doesn’t rot, and is insect repellent.