Farmhouse ceiling trim

How I created DIY Faux Crown Molding/ceiling trim without the fuss.

Yes. We are STILL working on the basement and the DIY shiplap walls. (We started the basement project back in June.) This is real life DIY. And real life DIY comes with pregnancy and bed rest (me) and 5 broken ribs (Ryan). That means that finishing the basement has taken about 3 months longer than we anticipated. But, I think it will be worth the wait.

An update on our 1905 craftsman home restoration! Details on all of our trim, moldings, ceilings and shiplap! shiplap-walls-crown-molding-MDF-baseboards-DIY-windows-window-sashes-panel-doors-black-ceiling-faux-beams-black-sashes-whitewashed-pine-ceiling

There is a lot going on but not much to show. The painter is beginning to prime. The exterior trim work is still going on. Our cabinet maker is building as I write. And the crown molding is completed and ready to paint. The crown has the look I had hoped for and we are very happy with the style and size. We actually took several boards of various sizes to the house and tacked them in place until we found the look we wanted. It took some time for us to decide on the style and size of the…

This DIY Farmhouse Crown Molding is made with simple pine boards, and a few easy steps. The character it adds to the room is priceless!

How To: Farmhouse Style Moulding

This DIY farmhouse style trim is such a simple and inexpensive way to completely transform the look of your home! | www.makingitinthemountains.com

The reality for a lot of small houses is that you can’t easily change the size of rooms or capture space that doesn’t exist. To this I say, it’s better to embrace the “liability” of a space in order to reimagine it as an asset instead.

Simple, clean, bold.. scale up or down in a variety of sizes. S4SSE Trim Boards for casings. Works for minimalist and traditional styles.