How can I make a variation of wood and white baseboards and molding the head work?

3 Feb
2010
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I want a few rooms have white and other contexts have xylo.Pos molding I can do the transaction say the living room (wood) in a bedroom (white) Look Good? Thank you!

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3 Responses to How can I make a variation of wood and white baseboards and molding the head work?

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mjv842

February 3rd, 2010 at 7:14 am

Try to make the transition at a corner if you can. Either way you can get a transition piece that the wood and the painted moulding but to.

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nathanael_beal

February 3rd, 2010 at 8:11 am

There should be a door between the two rooms. Use all white molding for the Base and Case in the bedroom and all oak in the living room. If the oak carries around the doorframe on the living room side, and the white carries around the door frame on the bedroom side it will look just fine.

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Larry

February 3rd, 2010 at 8:58 am

usually theres a wall between the rooms? if so just use the different materials to trim the rooms. otherwise i usually use a transition block between the 2 materials. the block being about the size of the molding i usually just find a clear piece of pine and cut and sand it then install it at the end of the trim and butt the different trim to it.

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