Quarter round or Cove Molding for inner corners

[evoline]

Hello,
I have a corner wall that needs to be covered with a moulding, what do you think I should use or which looks better, a quarter round or a cove crown moulding?
I will paint the moulding the same color as the wall.

Thank you in advance

 

[KnockOnWood]

Is it up towards the ceiling or down towards the floor?
Or is it just against two wall surfaces?
What does the rest of the wall look like?

Perhaps you could post a picture of the "elände"?

 

[krillek]

Matter of taste, I say. Choose what you like best and that can be nicely connected to any ceiling and floor molding.

 

[evoline]

There are 2 wall surfaces, where one side is plywood or similar.
Furthest to the left in the picture.
Will put a small molding at the top of the closet.

 

[sinuslinus]

Sneaky list usually works well.
Quarter strip can also fit.
Paint the strip the same color as the cabinet.

 

[evoline]

The thing is that the molding must cover 2cm on both sides of the wall because it is uneven etc. at the corners.

 

[KnockOnWood]

Any list will do.

But we can turn the question around:
What do you yourself think would be nice? Choose that! It is your home

 

[evoline]

I was mostly thinking if there were any rules, e.g. that you absolutely shouldn't use crown molding coving on walls, only on ceilings, etc.

I have now bought crown molding coving and started painting it, we'll see if it turns out well

Edit:
I forgot to wash the moldings before painting, I painted directly with the wall paint, hope it will work, feel free to comment if something might go wrong or if there's anything I can do now after it has dried.

Thanks for all the help

 

[KnockOnWood]

There are probably no issues with painting directly.
"Målartvätt" is mainly for washing away greasy deposits on wood that has been up for a long time.

And I think hålkäl is a good choice. It will look fantastic!

 

[evoline]

The first coat looked okay, but after the second coat it looked worse. The paint didn't adhere as well, it was like painting with goo.

Will try again with a third coat to see if it improves later.