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| Hi,
Anyone have pictures of what style crown moulding was typically used in 1912 Edwardian homes? We have a 3 piece moulding in the entrance way, living room and dining room. Is is made up of a simple cove moulding (with no fancy details, curves), then a 10" board and then a picture rail. We have added on a couple of new rooms where this 3 piece arrangement won't work well and we are just going to do a basic (one piece) crown moulding instead. We planned to simply use the cove that is used in the entrance way, living room, etc. (without the other 2 pieces below), but DH is afraid that it might look too plain. What do you think? Thanks! |
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I don't know how typical it is, but here's mine from a 1913 "transitional" home--some Victorian, some Arts and Crafts features.  |
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- Posted by remodel-mama (My Page) on Mon, Oct 18, 10 at 16:01
| Thanks marita40. Beautiful room!! |
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