Cathedral Ceiling Trim

Our Answer

Probably not. Crown molding is made to trim rooms with ceilings that meet walls at a 90-degree angle, and cathedral ceilings sit well outside of that span. You could apply a one-inch trim molding, but I actually recommend skipping ceiling-line trim altogether, since it tends to frame a room in and make it appear smaller.  The other option (although a dated look) is to use fake wooden beams (available in a foam or PVC) and design the ceiling to look more like an old barn as shown in the photo aove.

A simpler option is to reserve the decorative molding for the windows and doors in this room─that way, you’ll add nice, personalized detailing without shrinking your great room’s cathedral ceiling.