What is this decoration called that's found around ceilings and doors, as shown in the images below?
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As others have said, that is a picture of a spiral slide.
I only wanted to point out that there would be nothing wrong with calling it a slide either. If my daughter said, "Daddy, can I go play on the slide?" I would certainly not correct her with, "That's not a slide, that's a vortex slide." However, if I was a park manager wanting to order a slide like that one for my playground, I wouldn't ask to order a slide, but I would specify that I wanted a plastic spiral slide.
Slides come in many variations, including spiral slides, tube slides, indoor slides, playground slides, pools slides and water slides.
Did you get the picture from here?
It's called an "Inclusive Spinning Dish" or a "Dish Roundabout"
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In general, those are moldings, also spelled moulding.
The one around the top of a wall is called a crown molding.
The particular shape used in that example makes it an (somewhat elaborated) ogee molding.
A molding slightly lower on the wall is called a picture molding or picture rail because it can be used to hang pictures from.
A molding about 3 feet above the ground is called a chair rail because it is (possibly) used to prevent the backs of chairs damaging the wall.
I don't know if there's a special name for the molding used on the doors. It could possibly be called a panel molding because it is used to visually separate the panels of those doors from the rails and stiles (the members of the frame that holds the panel).