Crown molding is a traditional architectural feature that's been used in home design for hundreds of years. Acting as the divider between the wall and ceiling, crown molding elevates a room ...

Your home's history, as well as interior design style, plays a big role in whether crown molding will look out of style on your walls. "It’s essential that the moldings align with the ...

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 ...

Where two walls meet, the molding has to be cut at a 45-degree angle so the pieces seamlessly connect—like this! or this! —but where the molding butts up against a door you might not need to ...

The clean, simple lines of Shaker furniture and accessories make it a popular choice in both contemporary and country-style homes. One way to incorporate Shaker style is through pegboard molding, a… ...