Flexible trim used on ceiling inside arched hallway
5 years ago
I LOVE the trim you used inside your arched hallway on the ceiling. Can you please share what type of trim you used? I can't tell if it is flexible picture frame molding or if you used some sort of flexible panel up there. Thank you so much - appreciate your help!
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