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Just wondering if crown molding is out of style in houses now.
Depends on the style of house.....but for your average remodel it’s not in style, everyone is pushing contemporary again.Just wondering if crown molding is out of style in houses now.
Depends on the style of house.....but for your average remodel it’s not in style, everyone is pushing contemporary again.
Right now the fad is white full overlay euro cabinets, white quartz tops, grey-toned flooring throughout the house and white-boxed rooms with minimal trim of any kind.
I heard the queen is working on fixing that... I could be wrong but I think Megan Markel is having some crown related issues also???...
Depends on the style of house.....but for your average remodel it’s not in style, everyone is pushing contemporary again.
Right now the fad is white full overlay euro cabinets, white quartz tops, grey-toned flooring throughout the house and white-boxed rooms with minimal trim of any kind.
Crown molding and wainscoting go hand in hand, always will.
Properly done and not the home-depo insta crap, it is an art few guys will take the time to do now unless paid well.
I wouldn't put it in a typical box house. It is reserved for Formal rooms.
I did a bunch of houses in Westlake Village between 99-2002. I remember doing 3-tier crownI was never a big fan of the gigantic mouldings they put in unless you had at least a 10' ceiling.
Tastefully done it's pleasing to the eye but holy cow the late 90s and early 2000s there was some gaudy stuff put up.
I actually remodeled my livingroom in 2000 with plans to add crown but never got around to it...lol
So the reason I ask is because I just spent upwards of $3K having it installed. Where our walls met our ceilings was fucked. We are having the the house painted this week and I find your pic very interesting because the current color is what your dining room looks like and the new color is what your kitchen looks like.
I was thinking you better get the bendable rubber kind if you were doing a little custom work on that Smart car.So the reason I ask is because I just spent upwards of $3K having it installed. Where our walls met our ceilings was fucked. We are having the the house painted this week and I find your pic very interesting because the current color is what your dining room looks like and the new color is what your kitchen looks like.
In my opinion if it's done right it will never go "out of style." Living room has a 12' ceiling and 10' ceiling in dining room. When I did mine I used the 6' baseboard on the wall and the ceiling and put a piece of 3' crown in the middle. Makes it look like a solid piece of 12" crown. Very cost effective and a lot less money than buying 12" crown. View attachment 825720 View attachment 825725
And my name (Lawrence) means “laurel CROWNED”, so I wear my crown on my head.Looks like you have two choices, get the tooth pulled or get the crown. If you decide on the crown then all that's left is what material to go with. Thought this thread needed some side ways action...
In my opinion if it's done right it will never go "out of style." Living room has a 12' ceiling and 10' ceiling in dining room. When I did mine I used the 6' baseboard on the wall and the ceiling and put a piece of 3' crown in the middle. Makes it look like a solid piece of 12" crown. Very cost effective and a lot less money than buying 12" crown. View attachment 825720 View attachment 825725
It depends on the home really...I've seen some details in homes where they space the crown off of the wall about an 1/4" the reason for that is they hide the supply and return behind it, so there's no vents to look at. Those are very expensive homes though. View attachment 825732
RDP party spot.... Maybe that’s what I need in my restored to original 1944 house complete with original 1944 Holly wall heater???... View attachment 825649
never cease to amaze me! That is really bad ass!
What i saw in trends over the last couple of years, was less sheen and/or a 4th color in between the cieling and the wall.So the reason I ask is because I just spent upwards of $3K having it installed. Where our walls met our ceilings was fucked. We are having the the house painted this week and I find your pic very interesting because the current color is what your dining room looks like and the new color is what your kitchen looks like.
...Maybe you’ve got something there ...the few times people have come over for a little partying...tequila seems to be the operative word...Jose Cuervo Gold for some reason ...I guess that’s what we used to drink when we were kids???RDP party spot.
So the reason I ask is because I just spent upwards of $3K having it installed. Where our walls met our ceilings was fucked. We are having the the house painted this week and I find your pic very interesting because the current color is what your dining room looks like and the new color is what your kitchen looks like.
Wtf, that was alot of work that they did not have to.Just don't get too kustom . . .
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Luxury vinyl floor noted.Just finished the kitchen saturday. Getting house painted the color of the kitchen which is ashten tan. Then luxury vinyl plank floor throughout entire house.
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Wife wants crown molding. I just can’t justify the cost right now. She wanted the kitchen cabinets updated (20 yrs old )and likes the wainscoting. So since a 10k - 15k plus remodel wasn’t in the cards either. I did the redneck do it yourself inserts. Added some glass inserts a little bit ago. Fresh paint. All in all I’m quite pleased with our effort. Definitely not professional but much nicer than it was.
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Nicely done!! I always like to take a general overall design of a high end home and find a cost effective way to creat the look. It is crazy to see how some people flip out and think that it costs 10 times more than it did.
Is that a vodka cranberry?
I always love the 12" crown and 8" base on an 8' cieling. Makes the wall looks like 3' tall. On an 8' cieling 6 is pushing it. Notjing wrong with 3.25"Largest crown I've installed in a residence is 32'' and a Church with 48''.
Crown moulding will never go out of style. I never understood 8'' base in a 2k sq. house though.
Here's our house before the paint but with the crown moulding....
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You're old fashionedCall me old fashioned, but I still like crown molding, and I like cased windows in a house.
Here's our house before the paint but with the crown moulding....
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