Mouldex Composites cement-coated mouldings on the Great American State Fair Anchor Pavilion

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From high-end residential to retail, commercial and hospitality projects, there's little we haven't done.

Tiffany & Co. Yorkdale, Toronto

Plaster-finished crown and light cove mouldings for Tiffany & Co.’s Canadian flagship at Yorkdale. Each space took about three days to install. Read the case study.

A wide-angle view of a circular luxury jewelry showroom at Tiffany & Co. Yorkdale, featuring custom-curved architectural ceiling mouldings, integrated cove lighting, and high-end display cases by Mouldex Composites.

Panoramic view of the Tiffany & Co. Canadian flagship store in Toronto at Yorkdale Mall, featuring custom-curved architectural ceiling mouldings and grand circular showrooms by Mouldex Composites.

Elegant interior of the Tiffany & Co. flagship store at Yorkdale Mall in Toronto, featuring custom-integrated ceiling mouldings and architectural cove lighting by Mouldex Composites.

Symmetrical view of the Tiffany & Co. luxury jewelry showroom at Yorkdale Mall, featuring circular architectural ceiling mouldings and modern glass display cases by Mouldex Composites.

Luxury Residential Exteriors

Cement-coated cornices, window surrounds, curved walls and arched porticos, custom-cut to each home’s architecture. See the full range of exterior mouldings.

Mediterranean-style luxury estate featuring custom exterior cement-coated foam window surrounds and architectural features.

Close-up of a curved stone residential exterior featuring custom cement-coated foam cornice mouldings and window trim.

Grand residential stone portico featuring a custom-engineered arched header and matching ceiling grid mouldings.

Grand classical estate facade featuring extensive cement-coated foam architectural details, including balustrades, Ionic columns, and decorative window pediments.

Scott McGillivray’s Home, Moving the McGillivrays

Mouldex coffered ceiling beams in the dining room and plaster crown mouldings in the bedrooms and basement bar of Scott McGillivray’s home, as featured on Moving the McGillivrays.