Craft
Crown, casing, headers, sills, and aprons as one composition—measured to the wall.
Crown from a simple three-inch profile to multi-piece builds and large cove. Door and window casings, headers, sills, and aprons run as one composition—not pieces butted together.
Inside corners are coped. Outside corners are returned. Miters are closed so the profile never breaks. Crown is scribed to the ceiling, not caulked into a gap. Paint or stain grade, as specified.
In South Florida light—high, hard, and often against glass—every joint shows. The standard is that it doesn’t.
Stain-grade casing where the grain matters. Profiles chosen for the room’s light, scale, and existing millwork—measured to the wall, not the catalog.
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