Cove Molding Profile Knives

• Features a smooth, concave curve (like the inside of a quarter circle) that creates a seamless transition between surfaces.
• Typically has a uniform curve but can vary in size from small and narrow to larger, more pronounced curves.
• Lacks intricate detailing, making it an ideal choice for minimalist or contemporary designs, though larger profiles can be used in more decorative settings.
• Can be installed as a standalone Molding or combined with other Molding types for more elaborate architectural designs.

• Provides a smooth and graceful transition between surfaces such as walls, ceilings, cabinets, or baseboards.
• Softens the appearance of sharp angles or edges, giving a room a more finished and polished look.
• Adds subtle architectural detail without overpowering the design, making it versatile for both modern and classic interiors.
• Can help conceal small gaps or imperfections where walls and ceilings meet.

Ceiling Transitions: Often used where the ceiling meets the wall to soften the corner and provide a finished look.

Cabinetry: Commonly applied where cabinets meet walls or ceilings to create a seamless transition, especially in kitchens and built ins.

Baseboards: Used at the top of baseboards to transition between the baseboard and wall, adding a decorative detail.

Staircases: Applied along stair risers or treads to soften transitions between surfaces, creating a smoother visual flow.

Wainscoting or Paneling: Sometimes used to finish the edges of wainscoting or paneling, providing a more polished appearance.