Simple Recessed Panels in our Dining Room
comments (1) April 4th, 2011 in Project GalleryThis simple recessed paneling is constructed using 1x4 poplar wood boards attached directly to the existing drywall, which remains as the center panel. Each panel is trimed with applied panel moulding. A picture rail, monochromatic to match the brown wall color above, and a crown moulding at the ceiling finishes off the room.
The home is owned by husband and wife architects practicing in Westchester County, NY.
Design or Plan used: My own design - Designed by Annmarie McCarthy, AIA. Constructed by Mark R. LePage, AIA
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