Crown molding question

Here's an idea. Cut out a piece of white and a piece of black paper to simulate the crown molding. Then put each one up for a few days. See how each one strikes you as you enter the room. Leave each one long enough that it isn't the first thing you notice when you enter the room, then switch. Leave that one the same length of time. That might help you decide.

This article shows how these people worked around things that weren't quite right. It also depends on if your door goes almost to the ceiling or if there is even room for the crown molding.

See if this helps; http://www.oneprojectcloser.com/how-we-designed-installed-an-improvised-kitchen-crown-molding/

Good luck

I would go with no crown moving if the cabinet goes all the way up. Does it have a cap that finishes it off? That should be enough.

The same color as the cabinet