Double Stacked Crown Molding – Cabinet Glossary
What is Double Stacked Crown Molding?
Double Stacked Crown Molding is a design technique where two layers of crown molding are installed together at the top of cabinets. This creates a dramatic, furniture-style finish with added height and detail.
Quick Facts About Double Stacked Crown Molding
- Placement: at the tops of wall and tall cabinets.
- Design: combines two crown profiles for extra impact.
- Style: popular in traditional and high-end kitchen designs.
Use Cases
- Extending cabinet height to meet ceilings.
- Adding detail to large kitchens with tall ceilings.
- Creating a high-end, furniture-inspired cabinet look.
Designer Tip
When stacking crown, use contrasting profiles (one simple, one ornate) to create depth and interest.
Alternative Names
- Stacked Crown
- Double Crown Trim
FAQ About Double Stacked Crown Molding
Q: Does double stacked crown work with low ceilings?
A: It’s best for kitchens with 9’ or taller ceilings, as it can overwhelm smaller spaces.
Q: Is it more expensive?
A: Yes, since it requires two sets of molding and additional installation.
Related Terms
- Crown Molding – The base trim piece stacked for this effect.
- Furniture Base Molding – A complementary decorative molding at the cabinet base.
Keep Learning & Start Planning
- Return to our full Cabinetry Glossary to explore more terms.
- Shop our cabinet styles with crown molding upgrade options.
- Work with a Designer to plan stacked crown molding in your design.