Crown molding can transform a room. Here are illustrated step-by-step guidelines that will help you install crown molding to be proud of.

To determine how to position your crown molding flat (face up) on your compound miter saw and which direction to adjust your miter and blade tilt for the cut you want to make, use your crown ...

What makes crown molding different is it does not rest flat against the wall, so a simple 45-degree cut will not create a perfect corner joint.

Intricate crown molding and baseboards—you know, the kind with scrollwork and dentils and multiple layers—are all well and good in a restored historic apartment in some romantic European city ...

Crown molding sits at an angle on the wall, so it’s best to cut it at an angle rather than laying it flat on the saw. You can use a store-bought jig or make your own guide.

Details matter and elegance can be a part of even the most utilitarian parts of a home. That is evident in the work found in this downtown flat by INÉO Builders that combines dramatic elements ...

This story has been updated. Q: Our plumber had to cut two holes in our dining room ceiling and remove a section of original cast-plaster crown molding to assess, access and make repairs to the ...

What makes crown molding different is it does not rest flat against the wall, so a simple 45-degree cut will not create a perfect corner joint.

Details matter and elegance can be a part of even the most utilitarian parts of a home. That is evident in the work found in this downtown flat by INÉO Builders that combines dramatic elements ...