Help how to solve the transition wall to ceiling

[Lewdis]

I have a conservatory that was completed two years ago. However, like everyone else, there's still a trim that needs to be put up.

I don't know how to solve this in the best way. I'm considering using a ton of silicone.

Feel free to suggest solutions.

 

[Stefan N]

A ton of silicone sounds really ugly. Some quarter round or cove molding would be fine.

 

[Mattias Foss]

Maybe use a thicker rope as a list? Like this one, but in white, preferably.

http://www.altanbygge.nu/se-altanracken-racke_av_polyhampa

 

[Lewdis]

A ton of silicone sounds really ugly. Some quarter round or cove molding would be good.

I have such a molding pre-cut. However, it becomes very difficult in the middle where the wall narrows. The upper part has about a 7 cm overhang.

 

[justusandersson]

Difficult problem regarding the board at the top and the fact that the "triangle's" panel extends out at its upper part. Try with a regular planed strip, type 21x37 mm, which won't be as challenging.

 

[Strip]

Of course, you take the same panel you've used on the wall. Split off the groove and keep the tongue. Nailed to the wall, it becomes like a shadow molding, but without the tacky profile.

 

[epw]

Maybe Smyglist can be an option? 8x15 or 8x21? Quite sleek in place.

 

[Lewdis]

Smyglist might be an alternative? 8x15 or 8x21? Pretty sleek in place.

Considering a list according to this. Do you think it would be best to place it on the ceiling or on the wall?