Now I need your help once again.
I'm considering how to finish a wall that extends a bit into a room. Initially, I thought of attaching a drywall, wallpaper, and some trim to protect the corners. However, I don't think it looks very nice, so a white-painted plank would be much better, and really good if I can avoid molding, but that remains to be seen. But how would you solve it at the floor and ceiling? At the floor, I probably need to bring it all the way down, and let the baseboard end there. But at the ceiling, I'm not quite sure how to make it look nice. I was thinking of shadow moldings since neither the ceiling nor the walls are particularly straight. The crown molding almost has to go around, and the wall plank go against the crown molding?
Does anyone have tips and maybe a picture of a similar solution?
I'm considering how to finish a wall that extends a bit into a room. Initially, I thought of attaching a drywall, wallpaper, and some trim to protect the corners. However, I don't think it looks very nice, so a white-painted plank would be much better, and really good if I can avoid molding, but that remains to be seen. But how would you solve it at the floor and ceiling? At the floor, I probably need to bring it all the way down, and let the baseboard end there. But at the ceiling, I'm not quite sure how to make it look nice. I was thinking of shadow moldings since neither the ceiling nor the walls are particularly straight. The crown molding almost has to go around, and the wall plank go against the crown molding?
Does anyone have tips and maybe a picture of a similar solution?
