Crown Molding & Fine Carpentry in Monmouth County, NJ

Crown Molding NJ – Fine Interior Carpentry with paint-ready finishes—serving Long Branch & Monmouth County since 1975.

Crown moldingWainscoting • Focal Wall framesCoffered ceilingsBuilt-ins 

Crown Molding NJ
Coffered Ceiling & Diana on the couch

Crown Molding NJ Reviews

45 Google reviews

Unmatched quality

With his crown molding ideas, Gregory made our transformation exceptional.

George Medlin ★★★★★ Freehold NJ  

Fantastic work 

Greg and his team made our home more beautiful and livable in one shot.

Mark Cirnigliaro ★★★★★ Highstown NJ

Greg transformed our home

Greg delivered our requests and made them a beautiful reality.

Dave Wasenda ★★★★★ Monroe, NJ

Designer Gregory Christeas
I am Gregory Christeas
Designer & Owner of Crown Molding NJ

Let’s create something  extraordinary for your home—together.
Call me today 732-912-9618 and let’s get started.


Why Homeowners Trust Me

Expert Design
Thoughtful, elegant details that turn your space into a relaxing, welcoming home.

Functional Beauty
Every design brings your vision to life with precision craftsmanship and smart functionality.

Budget-Friendly Solutions
Tailored designs that match your unique style—and your budget.

Step 1 – Request a visit.

Step 2 -We handle the details.

Step 3 – You get exceptional results.

Doorway Casings & Wall Frames
Doorway Casings & Wall Frames
Crown Molding NJ wainscoting
wainscoting
Built-ins & Bookcases
Built-ins & Bookcases
Crown Molding NJ
Focal Walls

Explore Our Services and Discover Unparalleled Quality and Aesthetics That Elevate Your Home’s Beauty and Value

  • Crown Molding: Add elegance to your home with expertly installed crown molding. Each profile is carefully matched for seamless corners and a refined finish that enhances every room.
  • Wainscoting:  Bring warmth and dimension to your walls with classic or modern wainscoting. Custom panels add style, depth, and timeless character to any interior.
  • Focal Walls: Turn blank walls into art with picture-frame molding and decorative trim. Our focal wall designs create striking highlights that elevate your living space.
  • Coffered Ceilings: Transform your ceiling into a statement piece. Custom coffered ceilings add depth and architectural beauty, giving rooms an upscale, balanced look.
  • Built-ins: Maximize space with custom built-ins designed to fit your home. From bookcases to shelving, we combine style and functionality for a clean, tailored result.
  • Door Casings, Columns & Arches: Refine your entryways with elegant casings, columns, and arches. Detailed trim brings sophistication and continuity to every room.
  • Wood Floor Installation Services: Enjoy durable, high-quality wood flooring installed with precision. Our craftsmanship ensures long-lasting strength and timeless appeal.

Crown Molding & Trim Ideas for Any Home (60 Seconds)

Crown Molding NJ is a proud member of GMFA, Greater Metropolitan Furnishings Association, and EETE National Council of the Arts.

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🏛️ The Origins of Crown Molding

Crown molding dates back to ancient Greece and Rome, where it was used to add elegance, proportion, and symbolism to classical architecture. Early moldings were carved from stone or marble and were part of the entablature—a horizontal structure resting on columns. The “crown” was literally the topmost element, meant to cap the structure with a sense of grandeur.

The Greeks developed the orders of architecture (Doric, Ionic, Corinthian), each with its type of decorative molding. These designs later influenced European architecture through the Renaissance and Baroque periods.


🏰 Crown Molding in Europe and the Renaissance

During the Renaissance, crown molding became more elaborate. Wealthy families used ornate wood or plaster moldings in castles, palaces, and churches to signal status and sophistication. French and English artisans refined the craft, creating deeply detailed profiles with floral, scroll, and egg-and-dart motifs—many of which are still used today.