Hi, this is my first post but I've read many threads. Anyway I've been working on remodeling my small upstairs half bath seemingly forever. I've finally got to the trim stage. I got the baseboards installed and the trim around the door. Now I'm on to the crown molding and based on everything I've read and seen on the web so far, I'm afraid I installed it upside down. It's just four walls all inside corners with Home Depot MDF crown. The crown is "45 degree" and surprisingly my walls are almost square only one degree off or so. I attached some pictures. I'm still trying to master the coping joint but I think mine aren't to bad lol. And in a couple of picts I held up a scrap piece the way I think it should be. The picts weren't taken at the same time so they represent different stages of the crown install. I've got all four pieces up and I'm debating what to do.
This is the first room in the house we have worked on so far. The house is in the Houston Texas area and we are going for the popular "farm house/ cottage" look so we left the shiplap exposed and painted it white and covered the shiplap ceiling with beadboard paneling.
This is the first room in the house we have worked on so far. The house is in the Houston Texas area and we are going for the popular "farm house/ cottage" look so we left the shiplap exposed and painted it white and covered the shiplap ceiling with beadboard paneling.
