You may have wondered what makes the difference to an interior; it's nothing special. It's all down to the detail. Timber mouldings are a collective term for decorative wood pieces designed to provide an architectural or decorative feature. It can range from their practical uses, such as skirting to where the edges meet, or aesthetic, like dado rails that divide up wall expanses for a designed look. The range of moulding is normally extensive, made in softwood and hardwood, and there is also a range of finishes and profiles. Profiles mean the shape in which the mouldings are made as you view them from the side.

Most attractive moulding is made from wood; it tends to be easier and simple to curve, and most people prefer it. Mouldings woods are fantastic items and are integral to an interior finish; they are normally almost everywhere and give every interior a finished look. Installing the mouldings is normally very simple, and you can do it yourself. All you need is a tape measure to measure the length needed, a wood saw to cut the overlapping lengths, and a chisel to reshape wherever necessary.