Art Deco & Modern
Art Deco and early Modern trim — running from roughly 1925 through the mid-1960s — broke decisively with everything that preceded it, replacing layered classical mouldings with stepped geometric profiles, flat planes, and clean reveals. The vocabulary is graphic and architectural: stepped crowns, plain rectangular casings, deep flat baseboards, and the occasional fluted or grooved accent that nods to the era’s industrial design. Mason’s Mill carries 45 Art Deco and Modern profiles suited to Streamline Moderne apartments, mid-century ranches, theater and hotel restorations, and contemporary homes that want trim without ornament. They also work as a quiet modern foil when paired with our wider hardwood plank cladding.
Dakota Rustic Saddle Bronc Rough Lumber T&G
$.99/LF
This Dakota Rustic tongue and groove is a brown wood, artificially aged to look like barn wood with patina on two faces that are reversible, with one rough face and one wire-brushed face.
Saddle Bronc is brown.
