Accent Walls & Trim Work 

Accent Walls & Trim Work

Accent walls have the power to reshape the character of a space through various techniques. This service also includes crown moulding, baseboards and casings. Here’s why we recommend an accent/feature wall in your space!

Expression: Your home reflects your personality, and accent walls let you showcase your unique style. Whether you prefer bold colors, textured designs, or intricate patterns, your accent wall can express your individuality.

Cost-Effective: Full home renovations are costly and time-consuming. Accent walls offer a budget-friendly, impactful design change.

Versatility: Our custom accent wall designs adapt to match your style, whether it's modern minimalism or rustic charm.

Accent walls and trim aren’t just details — they’re the secret to adding depth, character, and luxury to any room. Here are 7 ways we transform a space.

  • Benefits of MDF Boards

    MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) offers a smooth, consistent surface that’s perfect for painting, staining, or applying finishes. It has no wood grain or knots, which makes it ideal for achieving a flawless, high-end look.

    Because MDF is dense and stable, it resists warping and cracking better than many natural woods, making it reliable for trim, cabinetry, accent walls, and decorative paneling. Its uniformity also allows for precise cuts and intricate designs that might be tricky with solid wood.

    MDF is more cost-effective than many hardwoods, giving you the look of custom woodwork without the higher price tag. It’s a versatile, durable choice that blends beauty, performance, and affordability in one material.

  • Benefits of Primed Finger Joint Wood Walls

    Primed finger-joint wood is made by joining smaller pieces of wood with precision interlocking “fingers,” creating a strong, stable, and smooth board. The priming process gives it a ready-to-paint surface, saving time and effort on finishing.

    Its uniform appearance means fewer knots, cracks, or imperfections compared to solid wood, making it ideal for trim, molding, and interior projects where a flawless look is important. The jointed construction also helps reduce warping, twisting, and waste, making it both durable and sustainable.

    Because it’s already primed, it offers excellent adhesion for paint, so you can achieve a professional finish faster. It’s a reliable, cost-effective choice for clean, polished woodwork.

  • Benefits of French Picture Moulding Walls

    French picture base cap moulding adds timeless elegance and architectural detail to walls, doors, and built-ins. Its curved profile creates depth and shadow, making it a favorite for decorative wall paneling, wainscoting, and picture frame moulding designs.

    This moulding style instantly elevates a room, giving it a custom, high-end look often found in French and European-inspired interiors. It’s versatile enough to be used alone for subtle detailing or paired with other mouldings to create dramatic wall features.

  • Benefits of Shiplap Walls

    Shiplap adds warmth, texture, and timeless charm to any space. With its horizontal or vertical planks and distinctive groove detail, it creates clean lines that suit both modern and farmhouse-style interiors.

    It’s incredibly versatile—perfect for accent walls, ceilings, fireplaces, bathrooms, or entire rooms. Shiplap can be painted, stained, or left natural to fit your design style, and its simple installation makes it a cost-effective way to achieve a high-impact look.

  • Benefits of Crown Moulding

    Crown moulding brings instant elegance and architectural interest to a room by creating a seamless transition between walls and ceilings. Its classic lines draw the eye upward, making ceilings appear higher and spaces feel more open.

    Available in a variety of profiles and styles, crown moulding can complement any interior—from traditional to modern—while adding a polished, custom-finished look. It’s also a subtle way to increase a home’s perceived value and sophistication.

  • Benefits of LED Lighting Inside Walls

    LED lighting built into walls creates a sleek, modern, and luxurious atmosphere. It highlights architectural details, accent walls, and built-in features, turning them into statement pieces—day or night.

    These lights provide soft, ambient illumination that adds depth and dimension to a room while reducing the need for harsh overhead lighting. They can be installed in niches, along trim, behind panels, or under shelving for a custom designer look.

  • Benefits of PVC Paneling

    Marble-look PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) paneling delivers the luxurious beauty of real marble without the heavy cost, weight, or maintenance. The high-gloss, seamless finish creates a sophisticated, high-end look that instantly elevates any room.

    Unlike natural marble, PVC panels are lightweight, easy to install, and resistant to stains, moisture, and scratches—making them perfect for bathrooms, kitchens, feature walls, and commercial spaces.

Interior of a modern dining area with a light wood table, black chairs, a glass pitcher, a dark paneled wall, and a black chandelier hanging from the ceiling.
A white crib with white and blue bedding, stuffed animals, and a custom pillow with the name Preston in a nursery with blue checkered wallpaper and framed artwork featuring a dumbbell, a shield emblem, and a cross.
A dining room with a wooden table, six upholstered chairs, a modern chandelier, white paneled walls, and a window in the background.
Small bathroom with a white toilet, a beige wall with a dark blue wainscoting, black and white patterned floor tiles, framed botanical prints, and a beige wall hanging with French words.
Two large vases with green leafy plants on a table, with a black paneled wall and framed minimalist artwork in neutral tones in the background.
Bright dining room with a black table, six white chairs, large windows, and minimalist artwork on the wall.
Living room with white sofa, two wooden armchairs, a glass coffee table, black paneled accent wall, and a ceiling fan.
Interior of a home featuring a black staircase with light wooden steps, a dining area with a gray table and white chairs, modern wall art, and a small black side table with a plant and decorative item.
A nursery room with blue and white checkered wallpaper, white furniture, a patterned rug, a white armchair with a matching ottoman, a round side table, and decorative items including a mirror and plush toys.
A cozy bedroom with a tall, upholstered headboard, pink and orange patterned bedspread, matching decorative pillows, and two white nightstands with lamps. There is pink fabric draped and tied into a bow on the wall behind the bed. A large, scalloped,
Dining room with a wooden table, two beige chairs, a black vase with green branches, a mirrored wall, and modern lighting fixtures.
Interior view of a modern staircase and a wall with dark gray panels. The staircase has black railing and white steps with dark carpeting. A window on the right side lets in natural light, and there is a large, multi-tiered chandelier hanging from th
Modern dining room with dark accent wall decorated with vertical black and gold panels and LED light installation, large windows, light wood flooring, and contemporary chandelier.
A wall with a grid pattern featuring nine empty, gold collage frames arranged in a 3x3 grid, with a black leather chair and a marble table in the foreground.
A modern dining area with a high ceiling, featuring a wall with vertical wooden slats, three hanging spherical pendant lights, a wooden dining table, upholstered chairs, and decorative vases and a flower on the table, with large windows providing nat