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Putting crown molding in your house can make the interior look a lot better, but a lot of consumers are afraid to put it in because they have long-held misconceptions, myths, and misunderstandings regarding it. This article will help dispel some of those misunderstandings. Let’s look at some of the most common ones.
Misunderstanding #1: Crown molding isn’t good for rooms where children play a lot.
A lot of people believe that crown moldings don’t go well in children’s playrooms or bedrooms. A lot of people believe that because there is a long-held myth that crown moldings are not strong enough to put in rooms that have more rowdy activities. However, crown moldings, especially the high-density polyurethane kind, are very durable and ideal for putting up in rooms that children go in and out of. Especially, chair-rail moldings can safeguard walls against being damaged, scratched, nicked, or dented, and they were highly regarded for their durability.
Misunderstanding #2: You should always have white crown molding.
Crown moldings don’t have always need to be white. That is a huge misunderstanding. It’s a serious design faux pas that a lot of people make. Crown molding should have an identical color to the moldings that you already have in your house. You can also paint or stain them to match the current color schemes, and that makes them ideally suitable to any décor in the room.
Misunderstanding #3: Every crown molding in the home need to have the same style.
Every crown molding in your house doesn’t need to be the same style. Different types of crown molding may look better in certain rooms but not in other rooms. There is a huge selection of crown molding styles to pick from. You should make use of all the options you have.