I have a wall that I want to hang a border on...not sure if I should hang from ceiling, from above door frame or between ceiling and door frame... Suggestions appreciated !!!
In my humble opinion I would opt out on the border paper and put crown molding instead. You will get sick of the paper soon enough and it's no fun to remove the paper and them remove the residue and have to paint after that. Color the crown the same as your woodwork, it will look good and seem as part of the house. You could also add little corner pieces in a style that works for your room. I believe this also comes in a material that's not as heavy or expensive as wood, lighter to install and lighter on the pocketbook.
Crown molding would be pretty expensive and not as easy to install as people make it out to be. If you like a border put at the top where the ceiling meets the wall. It is not hard to remove, ( peel, wet, scrape and wash the wall) and would cost WAY less. There are some beautiful borders available.
Have you considered using the border as a waist-high border? That would keep attention near eye level and unite the room. But if you love the border and want to put it at the ceiling, put it there and enjoy your own style. It’s your house. And post on Hometalk! ☺️
Particualarly if there is an eat-in area attached to this kitchen, I (a retired professional interior decorator) would put up your border at 34" from floor and paint a coordinating color from the border underneath. (Well, paint first, then put up the border!) Ms. Martin is right in that you would see it more at that level. Since the kitchen is white, you could use a color boost.
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In my humble opinion I would opt out on the border paper and put crown molding instead. You will get sick of the paper soon enough and it's no fun to remove the paper and them remove the residue and have to paint after that. Color the crown the same as your woodwork, it will look good and seem as part of the house. You could also add little corner pieces in a style that works for your room. I believe this also comes in a material that's not as heavy or expensive as wood, lighter to install and lighter on the pocketbook.
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Thanks Beccah ...something to think about !!!
Crown molding would be pretty expensive and not as easy to install as people make it out to be. If you like a border put at the top where the ceiling meets the wall. It is not hard to remove, ( peel, wet, scrape and wash the wall) and would cost WAY less. There are some beautiful borders available.
Thanks Em ... I have a nice border to go up but was uncertain where on the wall to put it !!!
Have you considered using the border as a waist-high border? That would keep attention near eye level and unite the room. But if you love the border and want to put it at the ceiling, put it there and enjoy your own style. It’s your house. And post on Hometalk! ☺️
If you look at the picture there is no waist high.
Particualarly if there is an eat-in area attached to this kitchen, I (a retired professional interior decorator) would put up your border at 34" from floor and paint a coordinating color from the border underneath. (Well, paint first, then put up the border!) Ms. Martin is right in that you would see it more at that level. Since the kitchen is white, you could use a color boost.
With the counter and fridge there, there is no "waist high" to add the border. Being a decorator does not mean this works for this area.