This is all made by a millworker (custom). Crown is approximately 8 inches tall and picture moulding is 1-1/2 inch. Good luck with your project - dSPACE Studio www.dspacestudio.com

I hope this wall molding must be in Gypsum or did u do in wood then fixed to existing wall and then painted? and did Crown means a Gypsum Cornish at ceiling? (ie. molded in gypsum and fixed at the wall and ceiling joints). All this photos reflects calm and peace.. Nice work, thanks

Hello - We had the crown molding fabricated by a mill shop in Chicago. The material is poplar. This was a cost effective method to create a one-of-a-kind crown molding at a reasonable cost. Thanks and good luck with your projects! dSPACE Studio

Thank you very much for your reply... Is it poplar a wood from a tree?
As this part of the world we use gypsum or it called as Plaster of Paris. Its a powder mixed with water and some glue to bind then can mold to any shape.

Poplar is a wood species that is often used in projects where the wood will be painted because it takes paint very well, and the result is a nice smooth finish. In this project the crown, base and picture mold are all custom profiles created from poplar and painted at the same time as the walls. In the US, the top layer of a wall (the part you see) is a material called gypsum or drywall. In other parts of the world, or in older buildings here in the US this wall material might be plaster. In either case, the wood trim is typically applied to the wall and then painted.

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