Wainscoting around doorways

Style an entryway molding area and staircase using console tables, benches, and other decor, ideas for Christmas decor.

There are a variety of different types of wainscoting styles. Today’s post will explain the differences of each along with which rooms they should be used.

Amazon sells premade wainscoting to help DIY and elevate doors and trim.

A DIY guide to wainscoting.

Shiplap is another type of wainscoting that uses boards, either horizontally or vertically, usually across the entire wall, not just a ⅓ of the way up. This blog post goes in detail about the different kinds of shiplap and the best one to use. As I stated earlier, there are a variety of materials now to make wainscoting. Wood is the original form, and the most authentic and customization. You can paint it, stain it, and achieve just about any look you are going for using wood.

(Part 3 of 4) What’s a great way to show off your craftsmanship? Historically accurate moldings that are properly proportioned. The team at Hull Historical restored the moldings throughout the Willing House with the help of WindsorONE S4SSE Trim Boards and The Classic American Molding Collection, designed by Brent Hull. Too often we see builders […]

A hallway is an experience – a quiet journey that connects spaces, creating a flow throughout your home. It’s not just a transitional area; it’s a path that sets the tone, directing you where to go and how to feel as you move through it. Now, let’s talk about wainscoting. It’s not just about adding a decorative feature; it’s about bringing that hallway to life. With wainscoting, the walls aren’t just there to hold up the roof – they become part of the journey, Adding depth, character, And...

Week 7 of the bathroom renovation! Vanities are in, arch molding is up, and salvaged double door for the closet is installed!

This DIY doorway trim is not as hard as it looks.