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Decorative Grid Trim Feature Wall

Full-height grid wainscot applied across two adjoining rooms — measured, mitred and installed on site, then finished in a soft warm white.

Finished white grid wainscot wall in a room with refinished red oak floors
Project Story

The client wanted architectural texture in the main living rooms without heavy panelling. We designed a proportional applied moulding grid, carried it across two adjoining rooms, and finished the wall in a warm white that sits against refinished red-oak floors and a caged-iron lantern.

Project Goals

What the client wanted this project to accomplish.

  • Add architectural texture without heavy panelling
  • Carry the detail across two rooms so it reads as one design move
  • Land the finish color against existing red-oak floors and iron lighting
Challenges Solved

Conditions we designed and built around.

  • Walls were out of plumb; grid layout had to compensate visually
  • Moulding proportions had to be tuned for two rooms with different ceiling heights
  • Miter joints had to hold through seasonal humidity swings
Scope of Work

Every line item, priced and planned before demo.

  • Wall layout and grid proportioning drawn on site
  • Applied moulding measured, mitred and installed
  • Seams caulked, filled and sanded to a paint-grade finish
  • Warm-white finish coat across both rooms
  • Coordination with existing red-oak floor refinish
Craftsmanship Highlights

The details that separate a good build from a great one.

  • Wall layout and grid proportions drawn full-size on site
  • Applied moulding measured, mitred and installed by a finish carpenter
  • All seams caulked, filled and sanded to a paint-grade finish
  • Warm-white finish coat applied across both rooms in the same batch
Construction Process

How the build actually unfolded on site.

  1. Step 01

    Layout & proportioning

    Grid drawn on site at scale, sightlines checked from every doorway before install.

  2. Step 02

    Moulding install

    Applied moulding cut, mitred and set with pin nails and construction adhesive.

  3. Step 03

    Finish prep

    Seams caulked, nail holes filled, entire wall sanded to a paint-grade surface.

  4. Step 04

    Paint

    Warm-white finish coat applied across both rooms so the color reads continuously.

Construction Photos

The work behind the finished photograph.

Applied moulding grid wall installed on gray primer awaiting finish paintIn Progress
Applied moulding grid measured and installed, seams caulked, on primer.
Project Gallery

Every documented photo from this project.

Applied moulding grid wall installed on gray primer awaiting finish paintIn Progress
Applied moulding grid measured and installed, seams caulked, on primer.
Finished white grid wainscot wall in a room with refinished red oak floorsFinished
Grid wall finished in warm white, opening onto the adjoining space.
Warm-white grid feature wall with iron lantern pendantFinished
Same grid detailing in the dining space, anchored by a caged-iron lantern.
Final Result

The grid detail now reads as if it was original to the house. The proportions carry through both rooms, the finish paint is dead-quiet against the red-oak floors, and the iron lantern anchors the wall the way it was drawn to.

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