Bed Molding Profile Knives

• Features a concave (cove) curve that gently sweeps inward, softening the transition between surfaces.
• Can include additional detailing, such as small beads or other subtle embellishments, characteristic of many bed and cove profiles.
• The profile is usually small in height and projection, making it suitable for more subtle decorative needs.
• Typically used in conjunction with larger moldings, adding to the overall complexity of built-up trim.

• Serves as a decorative trim that softens and enhances the transition between ceilings and walls.
• Provides a smooth, elegant finish to crown molding setups.
• Used to create layered or built-up moldings by adding detail to the edges of larger trim pieces.
• Adds subtle architectural interest to a room without overpowering the space.

Crown Molding Combinations: Often used as part of a crown molding setup, either by itself in small rooms or in combination with larger crown pieces to create a more elaborate look.

Cabinet and Furniture Trim: Applied as an edge detail in cabinetry and furniture design, providing a finished look to the top or bottom edges.

Under Shelving and Mantels: Frequently used as a decorative trim under shelves, mantels, or other overhanging elements, adding depth and elegance.

Ceiling Transitions: Used along the junction where the ceiling meets the wall, often as a standalone trim in smaller spaces.