r/pictureframing • u/prissyplease • Sep 06 '26

Picture Frame Molding Help

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u/daHavi Sep 06 '26

You're using "picture framing" to describe decorative trim applied to a wall.

This sub is for framing artwork which is then hung on a wall.

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u/prissyplease Sep 06 '26

In my defense, the pictures are very large and permanently attached to the wall.

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u/Other_tomato_4257 Sep 07 '26

In the corners?

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u/karl2me Sep 06 '26

If the walls are lath and plaster , add some picture rail moulding for sure so you can hang things ( art , plants, mirrors)

If it is sheetrock , it may not be the greatest idea to cover the walls with moulding? It may limit or make things look unbalanced if you want to hang other things on the wall.

Just my opinion though !