Description

Low-Angle Crown for Contemporary Spaces

With a shallow pitch and modern silhouette, this crown molding style brings definition to ceilings without traditional ornamentation. It’s clean, minimal, and tailored.

Cutting Sequence Tip:

When using W&H bottom knives (angle cuts), mill the bottom profile first. Then switch to the top profile knife, flip your stock over, and cut the top profile.

TIP: Before milling the top profile, make a couple of guides to hold the back-angled cuts in place for accuracy.

Purpose

• Forms a sleek, understated junction between ceiling and wall
• Ideal for modern interiors where simplicity is key
• Covers ceiling seams and wall transitions discreetly
• Offers a refined finish without heavy curves or detail

Common Usage

• Office Spaces: Adds structure without visual clutter
• Contemporary Kitchens: Completes full-height cabinetry
• Baseboard Caps: Works as a reverse or transitional trim
• Compact Staircases: Keeps narrow walls visually appealing
• Panel Walls: Provides a clean upper edge for minimal woodwork