recessed panels on walls - Hi do you think I could achieve this same look by putting molding above existing speed base molding? Or do you think I should remove the existing molding? Thanks! »
Mandy Brown Not having seen your base molding, I really can't answer that.
It depends on the thickness and the height of your base molding.. You may want to try a section and see if you like how it looks.
bagofchips cost/sf is going to vary tremendously w/ specific dimensions and materials. How many sheets (of what - plywood? MDF?) will be used? Premanufactured panels used in any way?, what's the trim material and features that needed to be trimmed around. Seems like pricing more likely based on lineal feet, but still would vary widely w/ these factors.
Mandy Brown The wainscot was custom designed by us and custom-made for this house. I am not sure if you can find anything similar to this already made, but i think it's not hard to build one that's close in style.
I looked at my swatch of BM Natural Cream (OC-14) and it looks nothing like this... is more of a greenish-gray, are we sure this is the paint color name? »
Mandy Brown Yes the color is BM Natural cream. But it can look different with different lighting and monitors. Depending on the lighting on the room and other surfaces in the room, it can reflect differently.
Mandy Brown Thanks for your question.. The dimensions for this door is 42" x 96". It's 2" thick. It was custom made for this project. The glass is insulated beveled glass. the wood is American Cherry.
Mandy Brown It depends. Any where from 36 to 72" depending on the style of the room or the function. I've seen 5'-6' high wainscotting in craftsman or prairie style houses.
If you want to set the entry floor apart but don't want to use a different material, here's a nice idea. The wood is set in a herringbone pattern in the entry and then switches to a straight pattern at the hallway.
Avoid pairing white wainscoting with white walls. If you prefer lighter neutrals instead of lots of color, choose different shades for the wainscoting versus the wall, even if they vary only slightly. When everything is all white, the beauty of wainscoting doesn’t get a chance to stand on its own.
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