Design

When it comes to interior design, trim is one of the most powerful tools you can use to transform a space. From door casing to panel moulding, the right trim elevates your walls, windows, and ceilings, adding depth, proportion, and style.

When finishing a room, the details matter. Two of the most common elements you’ll encounter are baseboards and shoe moulding. At first glance, they might seem like they do the same job, but each has a distinct purpose and effect on your home’s design and overall look.

Whether you’re refreshing a bedroom closet or planning a custom closet installation, the right choice can improve organization, save space, and even make your room feel bigger.

Two of the most misunderstood components are the door jamb and door casing—and how they relate to door trim and moulding aesthetics.

When it comes to finishing a space, few design details have as much impact as baseboard trim and interior trim. These elements may seem small, but they frame every wall, door, and window, tying the entire design together.

When it comes to choosing interior doors for your home, two styles have been dominating the conversation in recent years: barn doors and pocket doors. Both are forms of sliding doors, but they deliver very different looks and functions.

If you’re looking for a smart, space-saving solution for your closet or small room, bifold doors are a practical and stylish choice.

When it comes to home design and renovation, baseboards might not be the first thing on your mind—but they can have a powerful impact on the overall look and feel of your space.

When it comes to making the most of your space without sacrificing style, pocket doors offer a sleek and efficient solution.

The wood you choose for a stile and rail door significantly influences its durability, finish, and personality.