Hi All.
Hey, CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD JOB DONE . . . to those of you who have recently completed a wall painting project!
So is the new color fine, but you had a little more “umph” in mind? Consider this option next . . . Trims and mouldings.
Trim and moulding, even in small quatities, can instantly dress up a room, and give it a finished look. And it is something that beginners can do and afford, not just the seasoned DIYers.
True, you must be accurate in your measuring and cutting, but newbies can use straight cuts, butted, where as experience allows the more complicated mitered cuts and joints. And your pieces can be anything from inexpensive, primed MDF or pine that you’ll paint, all the way up to solid, finished hardwoods that you stain.
Let’s have fun looking at some wonderful examples from my HOUZZ files.
BEFORE YOU CLICK on the photo below,
just want to let you know . . . what happens next.
Man, I hope this works! \:>)
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I’m a simpletonian and didn’t think I’d like the extra trim but these examples were all rather lovely – and do-able. 🙂
They’re not for everyone. Even my Hubs (who is a woodworker), isn’t a big fan. But in the right style and room, trim can be a great design asset.