Raised Panel Molding Knives

• The central panel is raised with beveled or sloped edges, creating depth and shadow effects that enhance the visual interest.
• Surrounding the raised panel is typically a frame made from other Moldings (such as stiles and rails), which may feature additional decorative details like ogee or cove edges.
• The panel is usually rectangular or square, with the raised section protruding slightly from the surrounding flat surface.
• Profiles range from simple, clean bevels to more ornate styles with intricate carvings, depending on the desired look.

• Adds a sense of depth and sophistication to flat surfaces by creating a three-dimensional, raised effect.
• Enhances the visual richness and traditional architectural detailing of rooms, cabinetry, or doors.
• Provides structure and durability to doors, cabinets, and paneling by reinforcing the center area.
• Elevates the overall aesthetic of a space, giving it a more formal and refined appearance.

Cabinetry: Commonly used in cabinet doors to create a classic, elegant appearance, often found in kitchens, bathrooms, and custom built-ins.

Interior Doors: Applied to interior doors, particularly in traditional or colonial-style homes, to add decorative detail and sophistication.

Wainscoting: Often used in wainscoting designs, where the raised panels cover the lower portion of walls, adding texture and elegance to dining rooms, hallways, and living areas.

Wall Paneling: Used on full walls or accent walls to create a formal, paneled look that adds dimension and interest to flat walls.