Cabinet Trim & Molding Options

Cabinet trim and moldings are what transform cabinetry from functional storage into architectural furniture. From subtle top trim to decorative posts and fluted corners, these details define the character, depth, and visual weight of your space.

The right selections can make cabinetry feel traditional, contemporary, rustic, or refined. Talk with our team to create custom molding and trim that fits your personal style.

Crown and cove molding complete the transition between cabinets and ceiling. Larger profiles create a traditional, formal look, while smaller, simpler trims keep the design clean and contemporary.

Decorative posts introduce a furniture-style feel to islands, peninsulas, and cabinet ends. They can add weight, symmetry, and visual structure, especially in larger kitchens.

Fluted stiles and decorative corner treatments add vertical movement and detail. These elements are often used in traditional and transitional designs to introduce craftsmanship and architectural interest.

Corbels add architectural support and visual interest beneath cabinets, countertops, and shelving. Often used on kitchen islands or range hoods, they introduce depth and craftsmanship while reinforcing a traditional or furniture-inspired design.

Countertop edges, decorative moldings, shelf edges, and upper cabinet bottom trim add subtle refinement and detail to your cabinetry.

These elements help soften transitions, create visual depth, and give cabinets a more finished, furniture-inspired appearance while tying the entire design together.

Raised panels add dimension and character to cabinet ends, islands, and exposed sides. By incorporating shaped center panels and detailed framing, this feature enhances the cabinetry’s depth and gives the space a refined, built-in appearance.