What Is Cabinet Finish Molding in Kitchen Cabinets?
Cabinet molding such as crown molding, light rail molding, and base molding provide a special finishing touch to your kitchen design. Our trim and molding selections are milled from solid hardwood and are factory finished to match your cabinet paint color.
Each CliqStudios cabinet line offers a variety of molding options for every preference. Easily match any design style from contemporary to traditional while enhancing your design with furniture-like style.
Talk to a CliqStudios designer for additional molding options in your preferred cabinet line today!
Crown Molding
Crown molding is an essential cabinet accessory and a popular kitchen design element. Alone or in combination with fillers and valances, it can complement contemporary, traditional or eclectic cabinet styles.
A wide variety of looks can be achieved by using varying heights of crown moldings. Molding starters and fillers can be used to add height and a more ornate look. However, take note of the size and scale of the kitchen cabinets before using this statement piece.
Designers use crown molding as a tool to create definition and dress up cabinets. One popular way to add definition is with staggered cabinets. By adding molding, each high point draws more attention while visually directing the eye across the kitchen.
Traditional Molding
The graceful five-step profile of our traditional crown molding offers a time-honored look with a contemporary feel.
Cove Molding
The simple architectural concave profile of our cove crown molding provides an elegant finish to any cabinet style.
Ceiling Molding
The ornate decorative profile of our ceiling crown molding incorporates steps and curves.
Angle Molding
The perfect complement for Hudson, Mission and Arts and Crafts styles, angle crown molding also works well with contemporary designs.
Soffit Molding
This subtle low-profile molding is perfect under a soffit or where vertical space is limited.
Tall Molding
The soft curve and details of this molding is a fusion between Traditional and Modern making it a great choice for many design styles.
Light Rail Molding
Light rail molding conceals under-cabinet light fixtures, preventing glare while providing a finished furniture look to cabinetry. If you need assistance, your designer can help you choose the best cabinet molding for your given kitchen design style.
Hudson Light Rail Molding
Neatly finishing a simple Hudson cabinet design, this light rail is modern and low-profile.
Window Casing Molding
When applied vertically to the cabinet frame, this angular and stepped window trim becomes a perfect complement to your cabinets
Countertop Molding
Typically used with a finished panel to create a custom countertop, this molding is also a neat and simple light rail trim.
Outside Corner Molding
A straight, simple, and economical light rail solution.
Light Baffle Molding
The light baffle offers clean lines with a bolder look.
Light Rail Molding
As a more traditional option, this light rail will add a decorative touch.
Baseboard Molding
Decorated with the simple, S-shaped curve known as an ogee, this cabinet molding is timeless in kitchen cabinet design. The ogee molding is commonly used as a base trim, but can also be used as a light rail, or stacked with other millwork like crown molding.
Cabinet Molding Customization Options by CliqStudios
Along with other benefits, the great thing about cabinet molding is you can customize it. No matter what the application, it can be embellished by stacking together other moldings or using appliques. The key is honoring your kitchen design style and creating a cohesive look.
Speak to a CliqStudios designer about the unique options available in your preferred cabinet line today!