Once you have decided to install your own crown molding and trim, you should spend some time researching the internet and magazines for ideas that you like and how you would like your room to look.

Sometimes a space is simply missing a little something. Try crown molding. Historically used to cover unsightly gaps where the wall and ceiling intersect, crown molding is, today, one of the most ...

Crown molding is a decorative trim—placed where wall meets ceiling—that lends a touch of polished elegance and personality to a space. In its early days it served the very utilitarian function ...

Many interior designers choose to take this approach in their own projects to amplify the visual interest in a space. "Wall moldings and trim are a wonderful way to not only add detail to a room ...

The crown molding should be more vertically oriented; that is, there should be less horizontal coverage on the ceiling and more on the wall, leading the eye upward.

The molding and ceiling can be patched in an authentic way to look good as new, but it isn’t cheap. One reason is that even a small repair is time-consuming. Another is that there aren’t many ...

Cove molding is the wonderful curvy stuff that can dress up any room with a decent 9-foot ceiling. Its close cousin -- crown molding -- is the flatter version of this classic ceiling treatment.

He’s got crown molding in at least one room of his home, and in the winter months, a gap appears between the top of the crown molding and the ceiling. He felt it was a temperature-change issue ...