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Double Crown?

11 years ago

Beautiful room, is that double crown molding around the ceiling? What are the widths of the crown? Great accent.

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Crisp Architects
11 years ago
Thank you.

Yes there is a double crown. The lower crown wraps around the built-in for a more finished look. The upper crown is 5 3/4" the lower is 2 3/4"
Gail D
7 years ago
What a beautifully designed home. I especially love the 2 screened in porches. Could you tell me the square footage of the house?Thanx!

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