Modern craftsman window trim

How to make a farmhouse window with plain stock lumber and no miter cuts! Part of a salvaged farmhouse bathroom reno on funkyjunkinteriors.net

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 trim boards & moldings throughout this Mill Valley CA project supplied by Golden State Lumber in San Rafael. Wainscoting and walls decked out in WORS Shiplap with Craftsman style details throughout. […]

Now that the ceiling in the bedroom is fantastically smooth and the walls are painted, it's time to move on to the window and door trim. Like most of the other finishes in this house, the original trim was inexpensive, badly installed, and paint spattered. With the new paint on the walls (BM Edgecombe Grey), there was no way the trim could stay any longer. The strange window trim was the first to go. Each side of the casing was made up of two pieces of wood, offset from each other, and…

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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.

This sweet little farmhouse is just as happy inside as it is outside. But first, let's revisit the exterior: Classic farmhouse details are reinterpreted in a modern way: smooth beveled siding, gridded windows, industrial barn lights, and a half-light French door feel fresh and familiar. We spent a lot of time getting the floor plan and exterior elevations just right while working with the constraints of the narrow lot and existing structure. We are so happy with the end result for its…

The Cameron Team's favorite resources for replicating popular styles of crown molding, window trim, door trim, and more. Craftsman, Farmhouse, etc.

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…