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Wall molding, also known as trim or moulding, refers to decorative elements that are used to add architectural detail to walls, ceilings, and other surfaces in interior design. Molding can be made from various materials such as wood, plaster, or synthetic materials like polyurethane.
Common types of wall molding include:

Crown Molding: Crown molding is typically installed at the intersection of walls and ceilings. It adds a decorative touch and can help conceal imperfections in the joints between walls and ceilings.

Baseboard Molding: Baseboard molding runs along the bottom of walls, covering the joint between the wall and the floor. It not only adds a decorative element but also protects the wall from damage.

Chair Rail Molding: Chair rail molding is installed horizontally on walls, typically at the height where the backs of chairs might make contact with the wall. It serves both a decorative and protective function, preventing chairs from damaging the wall.

Panel Molding: Panel molding creates the look of raised panels on walls. It can be used to add depth and architectural interest to a room.

Picture Rail Molding: Picture rail molding is installed horizontally on walls, typically a few feet below the ceiling. It is used to hang pictures or artwork without having to put nails or hooks directly into the wall.

Dado Rail Molding: Dado rail molding is similar to chair rail molding but is typically installed lower on the wall. It can be used to divide walls into different sections and can also provide protection from chair backs.

These are just a few examples of the many types of wall molding available. The choice of molding depends on factors such as the architectural style of the home, personal preference, and the desired look and feel of the space.