Wall mouldings can add interest and detail to a room. Crown and base mouldings can enlarge a room, giving it a stately feel, but wall mouldings bring it up a knotch. They add the dramatic detail of the old world charm often found in classic architecture fround in the palaces of France. Chair-rail mouldings, -similar to wainscoting which divide your wall, giving the illusion of taller walls. Wood mouldings can be the most expensive, but if you are after the natural wood look, it is worth the investment. Polyurethane mouldings and Foam Mouldings are an alternative choice for painted walls. If you are hoping for wood panels, (but without the cost), consider a faux paint artist who is talented in creating wood looks from paint. Often times, the painted wood looks better than what is often available at your local hardware store. Also, you are not limited to pine, but can have the more exotic looks such as burl,olive wood,bocote,Snake wood, or thuya. Consider looking for antique mouldings for half the cost or foam mouldings and consider painted detail. Check out some of the pictures below for paint and moulding ideas (Read More.....)
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French doors are often referred to as a French window because the majority of the door is made up of panels of glass. A French door is typically used as a style element, often a way to bring more natural light into a home. A french door does a spectacular job of dividing rooms in two, while connecting the 2 rooms. Take a bathroom, and a bedroom, a office and a sitting room. or kitchen onto the patio area. While a French door can be functional, it is typically used more for aesthetic purposes, to create a dramatic effect. Because a French door is so versatile, it may be a repeating theme in a home. Another option with French doors is the idea of using them as a wall. Simply by locking the door in a stationary position with a bolt or post. Creating a open effect with pairs of french doors is a way of opening up your home keeping the natural light and appeal of a bigger space.