Cabinets provide storage, but cabinet crown moulding can also change how the cabinets look. Here are 35 cabinet crown moulding ideas to consider.
Glass-Top Door Storage Cabinets
In storage areas, cabinets with glass doors can work with both vintage and modern decor. They also support organized storage.
Blue Cabinets Framed by Trim With Granite Counters
Trim tops frame the cabinets, giving their upper edges a finished outline. The blue cabinets bring personality and vibrancy to the kitchen.
Kitchen Cabinets in Two Tones With Crown Moulding
Two complementary cabinet colors are used across the kitchen cabinets, with crown moulding applied above them. The color pairing is said to add personality to the kitchen.
Ceiling moulding is said to increase design elegance, adding that detail above the cabinets and into the ceiling area.
White Cabinetry with Silver Details
White cabinets provide a fresh canvas for the rest of the kitchen. Silver hardware adds sparkle and a sense of modernity, while crown molding is used with the cabinets to complete the look.
Crown molding works with white cabinets to give the upper cabinetry a more finished appearance. The molding is part of the cabinet design rather than a separate feature.
White Cabinets with Class and Crown Molding
Intricate ceiling molding refines the cabinets below it. It adds a sense of refinement to the crisp white cabinet doors.
Cornice Fireplace with Side Built-Ins
The living room wall holds a fireplace with two built-ins positioned on either side. Together, the fireplace and built-ins provide comfort and functionality within an arrangement that supports relaxation.
Office Cabinets Built In with Trim Included
The included trim finishes the built-in office cabinets, which offer functionality and affect the workspace aesthetics.
The trims alter the look of the built-in office cabinets. Together, the trimmed cabinets change a dull workspace into an engaging workspace.
TCH recommends allowing for molding overlaps at the corners and carefully marking the cutting points. Measure each cabinet run for the trim installation, then double-check the measurements, since accurate measurements can save installation time and prevent costly mistakes.
White Farmhouse Kitchen Cabinets
Clean white cornice moulding is applied to the white cabinets in this farmhouse kitchen. The white moulding is associated with sophistication and is said to support the warmth of the farmhouse style.
At the back of the moulding, apply a thin line of adhesive, then add enough adhesive for support and stability. Attach the moulding with nails, choosing the right size and driving them carefully so you avoid damaging the cabinet or splitting the moulding. TCH recommends using adhesive with the nails to reduce gaps and separation over time.
Kitchen Cabinets with Crown Molding
Decorative trim can come in strips and transform ordinary cabinets. Crown molding is one type of this trim, and it can be used with kitchen cabinets to change their appearance.
Grey Cabinetry with Glazed Doors and Trims
Glass doors add an open quality to the cabinets and can create the illusion of more spaciousness. They also make the kitchen feel more open and inviting.
In the kitchen, grey cabinets with trims can suit both contemporary and classic styles. That combination is versatile enough to work across either direction.
Kitchen Cabinet Cornice Moulding Ideas
Rustic cove ceiling trim brings warmth to a room and is closely associated with countryside style. This rustic trim works well with reclaimed wood, while earthy tones provide another suitable pairing.
Kitchen Cabinet Crown Molding
At the tops of the cabinets, classic crown molding with sculpted, intricate patterns conceals gaps between the cabinets and ceiling.
White and Wood Cabinetry Paired with Crown Molding
The white-and-wood combination brings together modern elegance and rustic charm. Used in two-tone cabinetry, it creates a kitchen that feels warm and inviting.
Dining Room Cabinets with Molding Strips
Molding strips change the plain dining room cabinets and give them a sophisticated appearance.
Crown Molding on Cabinet Tops
Ceiling moulding conceals imperfections in the gap between the cabinets and ceiling, including dust traps. It creates a seamless finish across the top of the cabinets.
Molding Ideas for Kitchen Cabinets
A color accent is optional, and the molding can also include decorative brackets or scalloped edges. Crown molding with gentle curves and clean lines suits both contemporary kitchens and traditional kitchens.
Blue Kitchen Cabinet Crown Molding
Blue trim changes the look of a classic cabinet style while adding a refreshing style to the kitchen. Turquoise trim brings personality, whereas navy trim conveys elegance.
Crown Molded Two Tone Kitchen Cabinets
Regal ceiling trim accentuates the color transition across the cabinet surfaces, drawing attention to the two-tone finish.
A cornice gives this two-tone kitchen a choice of directions, from modern farmhouse to classic elegance. The trim connects the two styles around the room.
Neutral Cabinets with Intricate Crown Moulding
A classic straight moulding can suit the neutral cabinet, while an intricate curved moulding offers another option. Both styles work as crown moulding choices for the cabinet.
Beige Molding for Kitchen Cabinets
The beige molding brings a warm atmosphere to the kitchen and can make the space appear more spacious. In a compact kitchen, it can create the appearance of a larger room.
Dressing Room Cabinet Crown Molding
Crown molding gives the dressing room cabinets a regal appearance.
Crown Molding for Kitchen Cabinets
Kitchen cabinets are the setting for this cabinet trim. Crown moulding is used there as part of the cabinet design.
Modern Crown Molding for Cabinets
Minimalist cabinet crown molding keeps the lines sleek while using innovative materials. The result is a simple treatment with a modern profile.
Contrasting colors give this cabinet crown molding a clear visual break from the cabinets. Its matte finish and geometric shapes keep the look defined.
At the planning stage, consider how the trim style relates to the design theme and the cabinet finishes. Ornate trims work with traditional kitchens, while sleek trims suit modern kitchens. The molding should also complement the ceiling height and match the cabinet size. TCH notes that trim style selection matters because the right choice supports a cohesive appearance.
Neutral Pantry Cabinets
Neutral cabinets work across a range of kitchen themes, and they provide a creative canvas for the rest of the room.
Miter cuts can be a challenge for beginners, especially when installing cornice moulding. A high-quality miter saw is needed for clean cuts and precise angles, so practice the technique on scrap pieces first. For inside corners, a coping saw allows a more forgiving fit when the walls are not square. TCH offers this as an expert tip.
Kitchen Ideas with Crown Molding
Classic crown moldings are timeless and associated with sophistication, especially when they include smooth curves and intricate patterns as part of the design.
Kitchen Backsplash in Subway Tile Behind White Cabinets
White cabinets reflect light and are said to create openness and brightness, which can make small spaces feel airy and welcoming. Behind them, a subway tile backsplash combines vintage charm with modern elegance.
White kitchen cabinets featuring crown molding and black hardware
Cornice moulding adds detail to this classic, functional cabinet pairing. The cabinets combine modern elegance with traditional allure while keeping a timeless character.
Crown-Molded L-Shaped Kitchen Cabinets
Decorative molding with ornate curves pulls the eye upward. As a result, the kitchen appears taller and grander.
Modern Cabinet Crown Molding
For a bold effect, use contrasting colors on modern kitchen trim. The molding can combine sleek profiles with sharp angles and matte finishes, keeping the overall treatment clean and modern.
White Crown Molding Cabinets
Traditional crown molding is paired with these cabinets for both the kitchen and living space.
Delicate curves and intricate details shape the traditional cornice molding paired with the white cabinets. The ceiling trim directs attention upward and contributes visual appeal, while the white cabinets are associated with simplicity.
Deep Blue Kitchen Cabinets
Deep blue is associated with serenity, while regal ceiling trim sits along the cabinet tops.
Top Molding for Kitchen Cabinets
Crown molding changes the kitchen's appearance with a luxurious, vintage, and whimsical style.
White kitchen cabinets with light wood flooring
White cabinets make the kitchen feel fresh and airy while also conveying timelessness. Light wood flooring adds warmth and natural beauty to the room.
Brass Knobs on White Cabinets
White kitchen cabinets paired with brass knobs support kitchen functionality while giving the room lasting style. The brass hardware adds a distinct detail to the white cabinets.
White Christmas Kitchen Cabinets
At the top of the cabinets, crown molding adds a finished edge and adorns them along their upper edges.
The kitchen can take on different looks because the trim designs are endless. From simple profiles to more detailed options, the range of trim supports plenty of style customization.
