Bullnose window trim

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

In November I added moulding and paint to my piano room. One of the things I did in this room was added moulding around the windows. It’s easy enough to add moulding around windows, but I had a unique situation that caused quite a bit of drama for me. All the corners in our house […]

Aren't these windows lovely? So clean and finished. source You know what they all have in common? White, crisp, clean frames. But in Arizona we don't have windows like this (sigh). No, we live in the land of drywall frames ...and plain, rounded drywall corners. Seriously, I don't know a single person in Phoenix who lives in a house with trimmed windows, except the lucky few who live in custom homes. (FYI- Arizona is also the land of beige tract homes, so custom homes are REALLY something…

Bullnose & Beaded / Coastal Craftsman Double Window. credit: Schoolland Construction

This post has been seven years in the making. I remember asking my general contractor how to trim a window with bullnose corners, but that was before I knew anything about building or DIY and his answer just went right over my head. Fast forward to today and now I can write a tutorial post on

When we first started talking about moving the office into the guest bedroom, one of the first projects I wanted to tackle, was trimming out the two windows. When we built the house a few years ago, we didn’t have extra money in the budget to trim out each and every window, so we opted […]

Sometimes the simplest projects have the biggest impact- and that’s exactly the case with this project. Our super simple DIY farmhouse window trim completely elevated the look of the entire room.

The team at Streamline Builders just finished up another beautiful renovation just in time for a White Christmas. That’s right, you’ll find “white” WindsorONE...

After planning my living room makeover, I decided to update our windows. One thing I for sure wanted to do was to trim the living room windows. The builder only had an apron and stool installed on each window (the piece of trim at the bottom-front), but I wanted something more substantial and decided to add casing to the entire window. The goal is to make it look more "finished", and I was looking for straight and clean lines as opposed to a more detailed trim that leads on the traditional…