If there's one thing Nate Berkus knows how to do, its to design a home. Here, an expert explains how to get the stunning look ...

Crown molding may not be easy to install, but taking a steady methodical approach will help you get it up accurately and will yield results to be proud of. And, I might add, ...

Whether big and bold or understated, crown molding enhances the transition from wall to ceiling. Which of these seven options ...

Crown molding changes the perceived shape of a room. In a space that's tall and narrow, adding a crown accentuates ceiling height while creating the illusion of width.

What makes crown molding different is it does not rest flat against the wall, so a simple 45-degree cut will not create a perfect corner joint. It requires some unusual saw cuts at 33.9, degrees ...

Crown molding is a decorative trim—placed where wall meets ceiling—that lends a touch of polished elegance and personality to a space. In its early days it served the very utilitarian function ...

Sometimes a space is simply missing a little something. Try crown molding. Historically used to cover unsightly gaps where the wall and ceiling intersect, crown molding is, today, one of the most ...

Crown molding is a decorative finishing element that’s normally used for capping cabinets, columns, and, most often, interior walls at the point where the wall meets the ceiling.

RWM in Murray, Utah, (801-268-2400; rwm-inc.com) replicates crown molding and other plaster details using glass-fiber-reinforced gypsum plaster.

Installing crown molding is precise work that requires patience and perseverance. An essential tool for this job is a power miter box saw, which cuts corners quickly and cleanly.