Crown molding
Crown molding is a form of cornice created out of decorative molding installed atop an interior wall. It is also used atop doors, windows, pilasters and cabinets.
An end panel is a panel that covers the exposed end of a kitchen or bathroom cabinet. It may be topped with molding and generally makes the area look “cleaner”. End panels can be coordinated with the color and stain of the cabinetry. After the end panel is installed, base or crown moldings are used to cover up the top and bottom of the end panels.
European style hinges (sometimes called cup and plate hinges) are a type of concealed hardware that is not visible when the cabinet door is closed. They are typically comprised of two mounting plates connected with an arm. One of the mounting plates features a cup that the arm slides into when the door is closed.
Overhead beams are a standard element in timber-frame construction in which the original function was to effectively support the weight of upper floors and roofs. In modern design, exposed beams can create a dramatic element of design in a room while drawing the eye upward and making the space appear larger.