Picture Frame Molding Knives

• Designed for mitered corner assembly, forming square or rectangular framed shapes.
• Profiles may include beads, coves, or flat faces, depending on the desired aesthetic.
• Typically smaller in scale for wall panels, drawer fronts, and cabinetry.
• Compatible with a wide range of wood species and finishing techniques.

• Creates framed panel effects on walls, doors, cabinets, and furniture.
• Adds detail and depth to otherwise flat surfaces.
• Offers design flexibility for building custom picture or mirror frames.
• Elevates basic surfaces into elegant, classic, or formal design features.

Wall Paneling and Wainscoting: Used to create faux panels or raised panel designs on walls, especially in formal dining rooms, living rooms, and hallways. Often installed at chair rail height or full height and combined with other molding types for classic wainscoting applications.

Feature and Accent Walls: Applied in grid or framed layouts to add contrast and dimension to accent walls. These framed sections may be painted, wallpapered, or textured to enhance visual interest.

Hallways, Staircases, and Ceilings: Adds architectural interest to transitional areas like stairways and corridors, and can be used on ceilings in grid patterns to simulate coffered designs or frame lighting fixtures.

Cabinetry and Furniture Trim: Enhances flat-panel cabinet doors, drawer fronts, and furniture pieces by creating framed detail and added depth.

Custom Picture or Mirror Frames: Used to construct decorative frames for wall-mounted art, mirrors, or décor items.