A&M Victorian manufactures a wide range of architectural molded elements, including capitals and mantels. Click here for company info.

Molded ornament in a variety of styles is offered by A&M Victorian Decorations. Call for more information. Click here for company info.

Abatron provides moldmaking and custom casting services for both exterior and interior architectural elements. Click here for company info.

This lightweight ceiling medallion from Architectural Products by Outwater is made of high-density polyurethane. Click here for company info.

Flexible polyurethane moldings from Architectural Products by Outwater are designed to decorate curved walls. Click here for company info.

Made of 30% recycled materials, Outwater's new stamped steel ceiling panels are available in 2 x 2-ft. and 2 x 4-ft. panel sizes with complementary 4-ft. cornices. Click here for company info.

Round fiberglass surface-mount ceiling domes from Architectural Products By Outwater can be installed without modifying existing ceilings. Click here for company info.

Surface-mounted niches are available in various sizes and styles from Architectural Products by Outwater. Click here for company info.

Architectural Products by Outwater offers anaglypta wall coverings in many period styles. Click here for company info.

Outwater offers prefabricated arches manufactured from polyurethane covered in drywall paper. Click here for company info.

Appliqués and corbels from Outwater are available in select woods, polyurethane and polymer resin. Click here for company info.

The Gesso collection from Bendix features a soft gesso made from clay mixed with wood that is applied over a wood base molding; the gesso is then embossed with an ornamental pattern. Click here for company info.

Composition ornaments from Bomar Designs are cast from carved-wood molds. Click here for company info.

Ceiling panels with historical patterns are the specialty of Brian Greer’s Tin Ceilings, Walls & Unique Metal Work. Click here for company info.

This glazed tile with a tulip design was handmade by Carreaux du Nord. Click here for company info.

Handmade tile from Carreaux du Nord includes this acorn border-tile inset with pine-cone deco and field tile, all in ginger-brown glaze.  Click here for company info.

Century Architectural Specialties’ selection of interior molded ornament includes a variety of Classically inspired elements.  Click here for company info.

Chelsea Decorative Metal Co. manufactured this Victorian-style, 24-in.-square pressed-tin ceiling panel. Click here for company info.

Many traditionally styled tin-ceiling patterns from Chelsea Decorative Metal Co. feature hand-painted finishes.  Click here for company info.

The Gothic Gold tin-ceiling pattern from Chelsea Decorative Metal features a hand-painted finish. Click here for company info.

Classic Ceilings supplies tin ceilings from original molds that date back to 1896. Click here for company info.

Decorators Supply provided the compo brackets and other elements for this interior. Click here for company info.

This decorative ceiling was fabricated by Decorator's Supply Corp. Click here for company info.

Decorators Supply manufactured this hand-cast plaster cornice and floral decoration. Click here for company info.

Decorators Supply Corp. created this multi-layered cornice molding. Click here for company info.

This ceiling design incorporates a centerpiece, corner ornament and lineal molding from Decorators Supply. Click here for company info.

Custom historic tile is the specialty of Designs in Tile. Call for more information.  Click here for company info.

Peel-Away 8 is a new biodegradable, fume-free paint stripper from Dumond Chemicals. Click here for company info.

This selection of tube-lined and cuerda seca tile fabricated by DuQuella Tile is comprised of 6-in. accent, border and half tile. Click here for company info.

The red Venetian plaster in this New York townhouse was applied by EverGreene Painting Studios.  Click here for company info.

Felber supplied the ornamental moldings for the ceiling of this grand room. Click here for company info.

Cornice #6310 and niche cap #7821 from Felber Ornamental Plastering Corp. were used in this custom wall installation. Click here for company info.

Felber Ornamental Plastering designed and fabricated the ceiling molding and medallion for this grand room.  Click here for company info.

This classic interior plaster ornament fabricated by Fischer & Jirouch is Class-II fire rated. Click here for company info.

“Columbus,” a 32x32-in. panel designed by Fishman Mosaics as part of a series of European explorer images, was fabricated with glass smalti and split-face stone inserted onto a marble field. Click here for company info.

Flex Moulding’s flexible grades permit "flexing" by hand for a proper fit. Click here for company info.

Decorative metal stampings from Frank Morrow can be used in many applications. Click here for company info.

This interior door surround from Fypon's Biltmore Collection is made of urethane. Click here for company info.

These custom door surrounds were supplied by Goodwin Associates. Click here for company info.

Goodwin Associates supplied this faux-finish entryway with decorative gold-leaf molding. Click here for company info.

Layers of decorative molding, rosettes and corbels supplied by Goodwin Associates add interest to this coffered ceiling. Click here for company info.

Goodwin Associates supplied the polyurethane door surround and crown molding for this room. Click here for company info.

IntriG's raised-panel wainscoting is milled out of a furniture-grade 5/8-in. MDF and is factory-primed. Click here for company info.

This 18-in. Butterfly Frieze wallpaper border is part of a new collection of Aesthetic Movement designs from Mason & Wolf.  Click here for company info.

These Eden (top) and Persia are two new wallpaper designs from Mason and Wolf's Aesthetic Movement collection.  Click here for company info.

NIKO fabricated and installed these pressed-metal coffers. Click here for company info.

The Old Fashioned Milk Paint Co. provides authentic finishes for furniture and interior surfaces. Click here for company info.

Period-style paint colors made from natural materials such as milk protein, lime, earth pigments and clay fillers are available from The Old Fashioned Milk Paint Co. for both interior and exterior applications. Click here for company info.

This corbel by Palladio Mouldings will be used as an arch support for a residence in Montreal, Canada. Click here for company info.

A wide variety of plaster moldings for interior use are available from Palladio Mouldings. Click here for company info.

The gilding supplies used to decorate this finial were acquired from Sepp Leaf Products. Click here for company info.

This tin ceiling and cornice were supplied by Steptoe & Wife Antiques. Click here for company info.

Superior Moulding’s line of embossed wood appliques includes the model # 3320, which measures 12¾ x 61/8 in. Click here for company info.

This 1x7½-in. base molding, model #B5-74, is available from Superior Moulding.  Click here for company info.

This wood floor was finished with Sutherland Welles’ polymerized tung oil. Click here for company info.

The Wood Factory produces custom interior trim in intricate Victorian designs. Click here for company info.

The Wood Factory supplied these rugged crown and corner finials to coordinate with the Victorian door casings in this home. Click here for company info.

This wall combines Woodbine, Orchis and Camellia field tile, as well as molding and half tile, supplied by Tile Source. Click here for company info.

This wall tile is part of the extensive line offered by Tileshop. Click here for company info.

Ceiling plate #270 measures 2x4 ft. and is one of many Victorian-era styles available from W.F. Norman Corp.  Click here for company info.

This Oriental-style ceiling was created using pressed-tin panels from W.F. Norman Corp.  Click here for company info.

W.F. Norman Corp.’s expansive stock of sheet-metal ornament includes pressed-tin ceiling and cornice panels. Click here for company info.

W.F. Norman Corp. manufactured these stamped sheet-metal ornaments. Click here for company info.