Custom Fireplace Surrounds & Mantels — Designed & Built in New Jersey
Custom Fireplace Surrounds & Mantels — Designed & Built in New Jersey
Custom fireplace surrounds add beauty, architectural depth, and timeless character to your home. At Crown Molding NJ, we design and build custom fireplace mantels and full fireplace wall surrounds. Each piece is handcrafted to fit your style, proportions, and space. As a result, your fireplace becomes the true centerpiece of your home.
The Perfect Blend of Beauty and Functionality
A custom fireplace surround can be as bold or as subtle as your taste requires. For example, think of a historic colonial home, where a crisp white mantel frames a portrait with elegance and dignity. In contrast, many museum mantels — such as those you may see at The Louvre or The Met — blend quietly into the architecture. In these spaces, the design supports the artwork rather than competing with it.
Because of this versatility, a custom fireplace surround brings a true “wow” factor into your home. It elevates the room and improves visual flow. In addition, it increases property value, making it a very smart investment. With a feature this important, you deserve the guidance of an experienced design-minded craftsman who understands proportion, detail, and finish.
We have been creating fine carpentry and custom fireplace designs for more than 40 years. If you call or text (732) 912-0618, we will visit your home, listen to your ideas, and help you choose a design that fits both your taste and your budget. In the end, your fireplace should look as if it has always belonged there.
Mitali Bhatt, Sayrville: “What a transformation! Excellent work by Greg and his team. Unlike other companies, Greg and his team did all the work on-site, including woodcutting and painting, making it easier to modify the project as needed. They even advised us on the design of our electric fireplace mantel. I look forward to getting more projects done by Crown Molding NJ shortly. They are highly recommended.”
“Proud member of GMFA (Greater Metropolitan Furnishings Association) and EETE (National Council of the Arts).”
