Mediterranean Revival Style Mouldings

Mediterranean Revival mouldings complement the textured plaster, stone, and timber that give the style its distinctive character. Wooden trim typically favors plain boards, small beads and quirks, fillets, quarter rounds, and eased edges. These restrained profiles provide subtle definition alongside architectural details traditionally formed in stucco or masonry.

Wood is often concentrated around door and window openings, panels, frames, and exposed beams, where natural or stained finishes highlight its grain. Simple trim shapes support this emphasis on material and texture, while carved or stenciled details can introduce decorative accents. The result is an informal yet carefully composed interior rooted in the varied building traditions of the Mediterranean region.

Learn more about the history, architecture, and defining details of Mediterranean Revival style on our Architectural Styles page.