Now is also the time to cut down and install crown molding to cover the seams. To ensure there's a seamless finish on the corners, cut the pieces at a 45-degree angle so they line up perfectly.

Window and door trim: Again, in a traditional home, you can have trim with a little more style, but, quite frankly, you will more than likely have some sort of window treatment, so I wouldn't ...

For the windows and doors, Kevin started with square 5 1/2-inch MDF for the casing and added a piece of 1 1/2-inch brick molding on the sides surrounding the opening. The difference in thickness ...

1. Visually make things bigger. In smaller spaces, you can use large-scale white molding to expand certain elements. For example, to make windows and doors appear larger, frame them with oversized ...