Battaglia Homes – the very best in Interior Trim (Part I – crown molding – window/door casings – cased openings)

Interior trim adds beauty and sophistication to any home and demonstrates the builder’s commitment to high standards and quality craftsmanship.  Battaglia Homes is one of the leading luxury custom home builders in the Hinsdale area and offers some of the finest details in interior trim designs.  Starting his career in 1983 as a carpenter, Carlo Battaglia, owner of Battaglia Homes, is a perfectionist trim carpenter and applies the highest level of precision craftsmanship with every home he builds.

Here are some elegant trim designs used on Battaglia built homes.

Crown Molding:

 Multi –layered crown molding with revealed edge profiles and over-sized 12-inch cove molding. Application of crown molding and crown enhancers are not only about the profiles, it is also important to apply the correct reveal between layers to achieve the desired outcome.

Window and Door Casings:

Picture Frame Casing – casing is wrapped around windows and doors with mitered corners.

Header / Capital Arched Top – consists of header with router edges crown molding with router cap detail with relief edges stool and apron detail.

Cased openings:

Picture Frame Cased Door – casing wraps around opening with mitered corners.

Arched Top with Panels – consists of arched casing wrapping around opening with mitered corners and inset panels.

Column Opening– consists of columns projecting outside of finished wall with pencil mold. Header detail consists of pencil mold and crown.

Arched Top with Head detail – consisting of router head detail, crown molding, router cap detail and relief profiles.

Choosing a highly trained, experienced, creative, hands-on builder, like Carlo Battaglia, will ensure that you get the very best in quality craftsmanship and a great custom home building experience.  Contact Battaglia Homes today at 630-669-4280 to get additional design ideas or to schedule a viewing.

Coming soon Part II – columns and coffered ceilings