I adore molding, paneling, wainscotting, board and batten, bead board.... really millwork of any kind. I'm always a little bit astonished when clients hem and haw about putting up paneling or chair rails or the like. I always say yes - if they have the space and the means, then yes! Am I weird in that? It seems like a no brainer to me. Here are some of my favorites, and if you want to see my own millwork (I mean the DIY kind), click here.
Ceiling millwork is my absolute favorite:
What a great idea to use wide crown molding to make shelves around a room:
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Oh my!!! My heart sank with ALL of these pictures!!! HUGE fan of millwork!!! And saw a lot of lighting that I have put in some clients homes, LOVE!!! Loving your blog and thanks for posting!!
If you love molding, then you have to go look at Habershams website...they make the most gorgeous moldings!!
Beautiful! Details really make all the difference.
Wow Stacy what a post!! I could stare at millwork all day long, especially being in the throes of it ourselves very into it at the moment. Such a great post which I know I will refer back to!! Have a great July 4th!!
If you could just come and be my designer and work with my son....I would be so happy!! Your posts have come to be such a joy to me and I love everything you share! Thanks so much!! It always the details in life that make a difference!
Carolyn Bradford
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Wow! Those are beautilful molding and millwork! Such great photos as usual…Happy 4th of July!
Gorgeous, gorgeous!! Kathysue
Another amazing 'Architecture Week' post!
Custom millwork makes a home look grand and sophisticated.
Continuity is so important. If the moldings and trim are consistent throughout the house, a room with more detailed millwork will appear appropriate and intentional.
I especially love painted millwork that blends into the walls or ceiling, adding subtle depth and dimension.
Beautiful photos, Stacy!
The designs are really fabulously breathtaking! Thanks so much for sharing!
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