Historic trim

The Cameron Team's favorite resources for replicating popular styles of crown molding, window trim, door trim, and more. Craftsman, Farmhouse, etc.

The 2012 WindsorONE catalog is out, and a key update is a page comparing the 4 molding styles (Classical Colonial, Greek Revival, Classical Craftsman & Colonial Revival) side by side. Visit the WindsorONE website to learn more about the Classic American Molding Collection and download your own copy of the reference sheet: www.windsorone.com/moldings_landing.php

(Part 3 of 4) What’s a great way to show off your craftsmanship? Historically accurate moldings that are properly proportioned. The team at Hull Historical restored the moldings throughout the Willing House with the help of WindsorONE S4SSE Trim Boards and The Classic American Molding Collection, designed by Brent Hull. Too often we see builders […]

All The Trim Profiles That I Used to Make this Space Feel Luxurious This post is sponsored by Woodgrain. To make these shelves look truly built in, full of character, and elevated, you need trim from Woodgrain! As an architect and interior designer, I know the importance of selecting the perfect trim for your home and Woodgrain has so many amazing trim profiles to choose from. Below you will find the profiles that I used throughout the space. Including the 3 pieces I used to make my stacked…

The team at Streamline Builders just finished up another beautiful renovation just in time for a White Christmas. That’s right, you’ll find “white” WindsorONE trim boards & moldings throughout this Mill Valley CA project supplied by Golden State Lumber in San Rafael. Wainscoting and walls decked out in WORS Shiplap with Craftsman style details throughout. […]

We will work hard to create you the perfect Wainscoting for your home. After working as a finish carpenter for 20 plus years I have acquired the skills to design and build some of the highest quality wainscoting in the southeastern Michigan area.

Kelly Griffiths on Instagram: "Save for later: let’s talk about an important detail that is often overlooked! Not all height is equal when it comes to baseboards. 1. Higher trim looks more elegant in my opinion. 2. I used 9 1/4” trim here to match the door trim. It creates a more seamless look especially in color drenched rooms. 3. We used popular trim as it was being painted. Please note though that painted trim shows dirt/dust and scratches more than stained trim. Something to consider…

When renovating a historic home, if you want to preserve its charm and vintage design characteristics, it’s important to keep these things in mind, stylistically: Researching the home’s original design era is key, preserving and calling attention to ornate details (like windows or trim work) will help the space feel historic in a good way, and carefully selecting new elements that complement the older details will make the whole space feel seamless.