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Whether you spell it molding or moulding, the cut list comes out the same.

Interior board and batten accent wall in beige, battens running full height from baseboard to crown with the wall and trim painted one colour
Board and batten
Vertical battens on a flat wall with a rail across the top. The simplest one to build and diy friendly.
Picture-frame wainscoting in a blue dining room, a chair rail with mitered panel-moulding boxes below it
Wainscoting
Framed panels on the lower third of the wall, capped with a chair rail. The traditional look for a dining room or a hallway.
Interior panel moulding in a white living room, tall single-row boxes running the length of the wall under crown moulding
Panel moulding
Rectangular frames applied straight to the wall. No rails, no stiles, just the frames, great addition to classic, traditional and modern homes.
Full-height shaker panel accent wall in a gray bedroom, flat strips in an even grid from floor to ceiling
Shaker wall panel
Flat recessed panels, full height. Clean and square with no profile, the plainest of the panelled looks.
Wainscot height panelling in a gray room, flat boards under a capped top rail with a tall arched mirror beside them
Shaker wainscoting
The same flat recessed panel look, but chair rail height usually 36 to 42 inches from the floor, works well in hallways, stairs, and rooms.
Chevron accent wall in a white dining room, angled boards meeting at vertical battens
Chevron accent wall
Boards cut on an angle meeting at a point down the middle. The most work of the six and the one people stop and look at.