Custom mouldings are made for those who fancy owning a house that is unique or is a “personal” copy of a hotel or an ancient building they’ve seen somewhere they’ve been. These are, in other words, for those that have the knack to afford “extra” luxury.
That’s right. Suits aren’t the only things in this world that are sold custom-made; mouldings too. Take note, however, that since these are custom-made items we’re talking about here, they come expensive.
Anyway, you won’t easily find the same custom siding as a Victorian hotel or picture rails specially designed to hold commemorative plates in ordinary constructions shops, so it’s not a sin to indulge yourself with buying custom mouldings.
And, oh, by the way, this can get even more expensive if you want to have a moulding design that’s so unique it hasn’t been “invented” yet. Take note that custom-made moulding makers also produce “specific” designs. The most common are simple variations of curved and linear mouldings.
Buying custom mouldings isn’t bad, it’s just that it isn’t practical. If the design you want resembles one of those that are existing already, it’s better to just choose the ready-made. By doing so, you’ll be able to save and therefore, have more budget for expensive furniture’s or curtains, probably.
If you’re not really that well-off, think about the odds we’ve given you first.