Is there a suitable trim for this?

[quattromaniac]

Hello!
I am simply wondering if there is any convenient trim to place over the "joint" between the vaulted ceiling/kitchen ceiling?
The carpenters are considering building a faux beam there so they can run the ceiling trim straight past it...
I think it would look better if some type of outer corner trim or something similar could be placed over the joint instead.

Does anyone have a convenient solution for this?

Attaching a picture so maybe you'll understand what I'm thinking

 

[pbengtsson]

A brutal idea is to mount a rail (230 or 12v) for spotlights along the entire seam, then you have solved the lighting as well... maybe not optimal.

 

[Ingenjören]

A cove molding backward?....



Otherwise, I think the carpenters' suggestion to go past with ceiling molding as in the rest of the room and let it meet a list or "fake beam" doesn't sound too bad?
Alternatively, you could just let two smooth moldings (or planed wood) meet in the opening

/The Engineer

 

[quattromaniac]

Thanks for the tips!!
Went to Beijer today and took two samples of L-foderlister from there!
If I bevel the inner edge of the short part, it will probably be great.
I'm attaching a sketch, and I would really appreciate your feedback on whether it seems like a good idea or not

 

[lajsiiwan]

Wouldn't it look nicer if you just buy two narrow moldings, miter them along and let them meet at an angle? I think that extra angle complicates things

 

[quattromaniac]

Well, I've been thinking about it, but the problem is that the ridged roof is not completely straight, so it would be difficult to make the seam between the moldings look nice.....

 

[pbengtsson]

I have received a lot of special lists from a carpentry factory. There should be no problem making a list with the opening of 130 degrees.