Crown moulding on angled ceiling

Sloped ceilings are quite popular in houses – adding crown moulding really adds to the value and the beauty of the home.

Installing Crown Moulding on Angled Ceiling by using three different moulding styles joined together to create one, seamless moulding look.

This handy little “cheat sheet” can be used on any crown molding project that requires inside and outside corners. Visit Dunndiy.com to learn more about how to measure, cut, and install crown moulding.

Master bedroom. Flat style coffered ceiling

Our nursery project is coming together very nicely. Most of the painting is finished, and we’re moving on to the molding phase. I would love to install both crown molding and chair rail in our daughter-to-be’s room. We have installed both types of molding ourselves, so we know that it won’t be much of a...Read More »

Crown molding on a sloped or slanted ceiling is not too hard. You don't have to use the tricky triangular piece of trim. Great how-to videos here.

Crown Molding Angles

Crisp lines lend a modern or traditional style, while intricate and elaborate patterns provide elegant detail enhancing the look of any room.

Vaulted or cathedral ceilings? No problem! We have vaulted foam crown molding that will fit perfectly and is easy to install.