Gold Leaf Moulding
Gold leaf moulding is a decorative wall and ceiling trim element created by applying a gold leaf finish to polyurethane moulding profiles. It serves as an aesthetic detail in interior design for wall paneling, creating decorative frames, and defining ceiling borders. Compared to traditional wood or plaster mouldings, polyurethane mouldings are significantly lighter, simplifying installation and minimizing the risk of detachment from surfaces. These mouldings are impact-resistant, unaffected by moisture, do not bend, and will not crack or swell over time. The gold leaf layer, protected by clear varnishes, retains its brilliance for many years without tarnishing or peeling. Produced from high-density polyurethane raw material with precision molds, these mouldings feature crisp pattern lines and seamless surface joints.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where are gold leaf mouldings used?
They are commonly used for wall paneling frames, ceiling borders, and in the creation of mirror frames.
Are gold leaf polyurethane mouldings affected by moisture?
No, due to their polyurethane composition, they are not affected by moisture and will not swell or crack.




