Premium Collection

Premium Ceiling Moulding

Bridge the gap between walls and ceilings with majestic crown moulding, intricate medallions, and structured coffered designs that draw the eye upward.

Why Choose Premium Ceiling Moulding?

The ceiling is often referred to as the fifth wall, yet it is frequently ignored. Ceiling mouldings—such as cornices, crown mouldings, and center medallions—are the ultimate finishing touches that encapsulate a room. They gracefully transition the vertical plane of the walls to the horizontal plane of the ceiling, eliminating stark, harsh corners.

Key Features & Benefits

• Elevates Height: A well-proportioned crown moulding draws the eye upwards, creating the illusion of taller ceilings and grander volumes.
• Lighting Integration: Modern cornice profiles can house hidden LED strips to provide stunning, indirect ambient uplighting.
• Chandelier Enhancement: Ceiling medallions provide a beautiful, ornate anchor point that enhances the visual impact of luxury light fixtures.

Design Styles Available

Ranging from minimalist step cornices for contemporary homes to deeply carved, multi-layered acanthus leaf crowns for classical estates.

Ceiling Moulding add architectural detail, visual refinement, and a polished finishing touch to interior spaces. Made from PU (Polyurethane), PS (Polystyrene), or MDF, our ceiling moulding collection transforms plain walls and ceilings into elegantly framed surfaces that evoke classical European grandeur or sleek contemporary sophistication — depending on the profile chosen.

PU (polyurethane) ceiling moulding offers the highest level of detail reproduction and flexibility. It can be bent around curved surfaces, accepts paint beautifully, and is lightweight enough for ceiling installation without heavy structural support. PS (polystyrene) options provide similar aesthetics at a more budget-friendly price point.

Wall & Floor Home Interior carries hundreds of ceiling moulding profiles in various sizes, from delicate 3 cm trims to grand 20 cm crown mouldings. Our team provides design guidance on combining profiles to create layered, architectural wall and ceiling compositions.

Technical Specifications

Ideal Applications

Installation Process

1. Layout Planning — Mark the moulding positions on walls/ceilings using a laser level and pencil lines.
2. Cutting — Use a mitre saw for precise 45° angle cuts at corners and joints.
3. Adhesive Application — Apply PU construction adhesive to the back of each moulding piece.
4. Positioning — Press the moulding firmly into position along the marked line. Use pin nails for temporary support while adhesive cures.
5. Finishing — Fill nail holes and joints with acrylic caulk, sand smooth, and paint to match your wall color scheme.

Care & Maintenance

• Dust moulding profiles regularly with a soft brush or microfiber cloth.
• Touch up paint as needed to cover scuffs or marks.
• Re-caulk joints if any cracks appear due to building settlement.
• Inspect adhesion points annually, especially on ceiling-mounted profiles.

Frequently Asked Questions

What material is best for ceiling moulding?+

PU (polyurethane) offers the best detail and flexibility for premium installations. PS (polystyrene) is more affordable and suitable for simpler profiles. Both accept paint equally well.

Can ceiling moulding be painted?+

Yes, all our ceiling moulding come pre-primed in white and can be painted with any standard interior wall or trim paint to match your color scheme.

How is ceiling moulding installed?+

Ceiling Moulding is installed using construction adhesive and small pin nails. Joints are filled with caulk and sanded smooth before painting.

What is the cost of ceiling moulding installation?+

Contact Wall & Floor at 0300-2444460 for current ceiling moulding pricing including material and professional installation.