@at_home_with_betty on Instagram: "How to measure stair panelling angles - Method 3 ✨ Use a digital angle finder A super simple alternative to using a protractor (see method 1), a digital angle finder takes all of the hard work out of measuring angles. Here are the steps used: • Measure the whole angle and divide it by two, to find your angle for each piece of adjoining trim, i.e. my angle was 130 / 2 = 65 degrees. • If you're using a mitre saw, deduct your answer from 90 to get the corresponding angle on your saw (in my case 90 - 65 = 25 degrees) • If using a hand saw, see my 'Method 2' reel. • Cut both adjoining pieces in opposite directions to get your completed angle 🙌 . . . . . #stairpanelling #mouldings #howtopanel #stairpanellingtutorial #girlswhodiy #duluxegyptiancotton #ea
@at_home_with_betty on Instagram: "How to cut stair panelling angles - Method 2 ✨ The 'No Power Tool' Option I've had a few people ask me if I think it is possible for them to panel their stairs without an electric saw and the answer is yes, absolutely! It will take a little longer and those cuts are probably not going to be perfect, but it's amazing what a bit of wood filler can do! Tips: • Use a sharp pencil when marking out your wood to make it as accurate as possible. If you mark the wood in the wrong place even by a small amount it'll make a noticable difference to the join. • Use the right saw. I've learned the hard way that the right saw makes it so much easier! I used a fine tooth wood saw. • Use clamps to hold the moulding in place while you saw, which will make the cut mor
Anna | Online Interior Design on Instagram: "✨Add instant elegance to your walls ✨ Picture frame molding is a simple way to make any space feel custom and polished! But getting the spacing right is key. 📏 Keep it balanced – A good rule of thumb? Leave 4-6 inches between frames and 3-4 inches from baseboards and crown molding for a polished, designer look! 👇🏼Want to see how picture frame molding would look in YOUR space before taking the plunge? Comment DESIGN to work with an affordable virtual interior designer on a 3D decorating plan that lets you visualize your entire space (yup even custom wall features) before you commit! 📖 Want even more expert decorating tips? Comment STYLE FILE to grab my free 30+ page decorating guide! #WallMolding ##HomeDecorTips #InteriorDesignHacks #Vi
Melissa Warnock on Instagram: "For the purpose of this video I am referring to a height of anything less than 2.4 metres as a low ceiling, and anything above 2.6 metres as a high ceiling. Traditionally, high ceilings were more common in high-end properties due to its open, luxurious aesthetic. My ceilings are 237cms. According to a study by the University of Minnesota, higher ceilings stimulate creativity, abstract thinking, and freedom. I’m all for that and here is a few tricks I use to give the illusion of more space and tap into psychology in our brains. 1. Painting onto ceiling with wall colour to create an alcove and draw the eye up. 2. Extend cornice onto ceiling and even better if you paint same colour as wall. This one gives me an extra 19cms. 3. Hanging curtains on a ceil
Home By Alley on Instagram: "The MUCH requested how to: Havsta IKEA dining room built-in.✨ This is exactly how we created our dining room built-in using only Havsta cabinets 🛠️ For a full breakdown, I wrote an entire post (it’s lengthy & has SO many helpful tips) if you want additional information and want to do this project in your own home. Check it out in my bio.💕 This DIY project was so fun to put together and I still can’t believe the results🫢. They are truly stunning! - Paint: Warm Putty by @valsparpaint - Tile: Cressida II Royal White And Brass Marble Mosaic from @flooranddecor #beforeandafter #diningroom #builtin #cozyroom #builtinshelves #builtincabinets #ikeahack #ikeahome #builtins #diyproject"
Lauren Jansen | DIY on Instagram: "The water closet in the girls’ bathroom is FINISHED!! Once we tiled the floors (see my last reel for how I did that), I knew the walls also needed to be elegant and timeless. So I grabbed some trim (13/32-in x 8-ft White Hardwood Unfinished Wood 41 Chair Rail from Lowe’s) and some miter shears. I cut down my trim and glued my boxes together — which you can do whatever size you want — then nailed them to the wall. Caulk all the sides and paint! And if you’re like me — color drench the room! My paint color is Yarn by Magnolia in Satin. Then it came down to the details — new fan/light combo I spray painted champagne bronze, a stick on toilet paper holder, a new handle for the toilet, and some decorations ✨ So much better and such easy updates!! Head to
Kelly on Instagram: "Most Viewed Reel of 2024 I had lots or requests for panelling guides so now that I'm having a slow start to January I will definitely be posting some more guides with calculations. I'll also be panelling my hallway during January so definitely keep an eye out for that guide. #panellingguide #FYI #homedecor #homereno #panelling #diypanelling #mouldings #wallpanelling #ukhome"
Becky Clarke on Instagram: "Our method & what we used 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 After recently finishing our bedroom project, I thought I’d share with you how we transformed this space using mouldings. What we used: 1: Cheshire Mouldings Decorative Unfinished Natural Pine Dado rail (L)2.4m (W)45mm (T)20mm from @bandq_uk 2: Miter Block & saw 3: Caulk, no more nails, nail gun, sanding paper & level. 4: Standard wood primer 5: Paint colour: Skimmimg Stone by @farrowandball Method: 1: Measure the wall you’re planning to Add moulding to. 2: Create a to scale design on paper and then once happy draw the design on to the wall. Drawing the design onto the wall is an essential step for us. This allows you to see what it might look like and use this as a guide. It also gives you an idea of how
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Alessandro Pontes on Instagram: "When your wife has been asking you to do a house project for months, and you finally get it done! Now she said I’ll spend an hour here instead of 45 minutes 😂 Let’s make this sad toilet room more enjoyable! We decided to add more character by adding wainscoting on a 3:1 ratio. I took the measurements for all the boxes, calculating a 3” gap in between each corner and box. After figuring out the measurements I stopped by @homedepot and bought pre cut 1 3/8 primed Finger Jointed base cap trims, a new sawhorse to hold my mitersaw and went straight to my angle cuts! The first cut piece is crucial because I’ll make this my template in order to save time and cut all my 45 degree cuts perfectly. Then it’s repeat the process a million times! Now it’s time to fix
Tori | affordable home inspo on Instagram: "A new series… Letters from the 90s Reno! (because I can’t quite call it LOVE Letters yet but we are falling in love with this house one project at a time👏) Here’s a few primary bedroom renovation details! Paint color is Etiquette by @benjaminmoore I’ve used this ornamental moulding from @loweshomeimprovement on several projects and this one cost me less than $125! 🤍 Comment SHOP below to receive a DM with the link to shop this post and the exact materials we used on my LTK ⬇ https://liketk.it/53ZQm #ltkhome #homerenovation #diyhomeprojects #homeimprovementprojects"
Richard Banahan on Instagram: "5 Stylish Paneling Ideas You Have to Try in Your Home! DIY wall panelling is easier than you think, and I’m here to simplify it for you! Wondering how to space out your panels? It’s all about having a solid plan and the right tools. Perfect panel spacing and proper proportions will elevate your interior design and transform any room into a chic, stylish space. I’m creating a step-by-step guide to make your DIY paneling project a breeze – stay tuned for all the tips and tricks! Save this post and follow for more expert home improvement ideas and affordable wall design hacks! Got questions about wall panelling or home décor? DM me – I’ve got all the answers for you! 💬 #InteriorDesign #DIYPanelling #WallPaneling #HomeImprovement #HomeDecor #InteriorS
