Large doorway trim

Decorative molding added to a standard doorway makes such a difference!

We finally finished our door casings! And although it was a pretty easy project, it did seem to take us a long time. We just couldn’t seem to find a stretch of time to finish. We’ve been done with this project for a couple of months, but picture taking has been on the back burner. Overall, I think they look great. And I am surprised at how they lift the overall look of our ceilings, which I think help make our rooms look taller and larger. We succeeded in finding a way to remove/demolish…

There is nothing I don't like about this picture.

One of the biggest riddles for our living room renovation was the process of adding trim above an arched doorway. Keep reading to see how I tackled this problem and incorporated the design into our coffered ceiling! As I began researching all the various ways to add trim above an arched opening, I stumbled across this image on This Old House's website. source So elegant. So distinguished! I wanted this in my house IMMEDIATELY. Whenever I'm inspired by great design I start feeling a bit…

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I’m on a mission in our house. A mission to remove all wimpy, skinny trim. I’m talking baseboards and door trim and I haven’t even started with the window trim. We’ve lived hear almost ten years and I’ve barely just begun. It’s going to be a long, hard fight. So far the wimpy trim is still winning. :) I’ve completed two rooms – TWO. The mud room and the powder room are done. Small victories. Wait! Three rooms are done, the whole point of this post – the master! I shared a bit of the new door…

How to trim a doorway - farmhouse/modern