Thick crown molding ideas

Come and learn about installing crown molding to be SUPER chunky and beefy, by using layered trim pieces. It's easy! {Reality Daydream}

We spent a few hours yesterday painting Mom’s living room… it’s a 15×17 room that we took from a medium tone gold to a beautiful new sea salt. It looks amazing so far but it needed a little bit of an extra touch. That cherry on top. So we decided to pick up a few […]

Use these time-tested design principles and basic carpentry techniques to create beautiful layered crown and cornice trim details that will dress up any room in your house.

Detailed Crown Molding

Traditional Dining Room - Whether or not you like the traditional Wedgwood design, it has inspired generations of color schemes with while moldings — in particular, white on Wedgewood blue. You can see this classic scheme here in a beautiful room with Georgian-style light and proportion. Note also the wooden floor and Oriental rug, also typical of the era. #tallahasseedining #diningrooms

Crown molding style; painted same color as wall Wall color - London Marriott Hotel County Hall

Check out this easy DIY for how to make existing crown molding look thick! Simply install additional trim molding and use a faux painting trick.

Our Classical Craftsman Molding is an historically accurate trim molding style for 20th century architecture, c. 1900-1930. View our 16 profiles and sizes.

24K views · 1K likes | Mary Johanson | DIY Tutorials + Home Maintenance & Inspiration on Instagram: "✨️Crown Moulding...I don't know why I waited so long! I wish I had tried it sooner because it really elevates any space! Here are some tips I've learned along the way: 5 - Make your mark 4 - Cut Crown Upside Down 🙃 3 - 2 measurements per cut (wall length and corner angle) 2 - Use a brad nail to help hold one end 1 - JUST DO IT Remember...it's OK to make mistakes and even the pros had a…