Love this. I showed my contractor and he did a 'sample' wall to see if I liked it -- I did and we did the entire house in this pattern! So elegant, love it. The painter will be done by Fri of this week. Thank you for a great video!
Would love to see pictures of your walls. This seems to usually just be an accent wall design but I wonder if it wouldn’t be too overwhelming if all wall were done the same
I love it how we went from regal elaborate millwork to minimalist and then back again to regal. People, Scandi and Boho is okay, but classic is timeless for a reason.
Beautiful job! I would love to fill in the center panels with decorative wallpaper. A simple, geometric art deco motif would complement the dark paint color and make it look really luxurious. I also wanted to comment that I appreciate how nicely you take care of that beard of yours. It's hard to keep a bushy beard from becoming unruly and you do a great job of it.
The wall looks great, I love the molding and the color. What I would have done differently was to have the "chair rail" height at 30 inches not 36. I think those proportions would have looked better and the upper panel being larger would have made the ceiling seem even higher.
Outstanding...I'm in the middle of wainscotting a wall in my home and this is definitely on the agenda for my next wall. The paint colour is courageous and looks great.
I love it! I had drywall finishing. I recently finished my media room in the basement. After I hung the drywall- I filled and sanded the holes and covered the seams with MDF trim in a similar fashion. Looks nice, finished fast and the middle batten also serves to protect the wall from teenagers in chairs.
You may want to use a domino or spline of some kind where your 4/4 boards connect. With weather changes even with the joint glued you can still get seam creep as the wood filler will not move with poplar. We do this for a living and most of the time we glue up section then apply them to the wall and this means you have less seams to deal with in the field.
Love this book! th-cam.com/users/postUgkxpCNxqmAkyjN6NPx1fyB7QiEFWyO5mUWL it is simply one-of-a-kind! I really love it, because karah explained all tools required to have the job done, not mentioning the fabulous diy pallets ideas. I'm pretty sure this will be a fresh start in my new endeavour. Amazon was great, they delivered on time. Thank you!
The feature wall is stunning. Especially in that blue-grey paint. As a seasoned cabinet maker and remodeler, the only thing I would do differently is provide for consistent reveals beneath the crown molding and above the baseboard, matching the mid-wall divider. The choice of 1"x6" sticks for the horizontal elements vs. 1"x8" material for the verticals is subjective, depending upon your own aesthetic. I personally like it for situations like this where it would appear to be too much under the crown molding and above the baseboard. Lastly, for paint applications like this, use MDF. It saves you a ton of time, yields a highly accurate result and remains dimensionally stable. Best of all, it's available in 10' lengths. Sketching everything out ahead of time, you could maximize sheet yield, saving money in the process.
@@flyingwhiteindian I'd use 1/8" HDF (high density fiberboard) for the panels, and 3/4" MDF for the stiles, rails, baseboards, etc. The choice of 1/8" HDF/hardboard is for weight and cost considerations. Hope that helps.
So it looks like the feature wall goes in before baseboards and crown molding? And when you say reveal, you are saying that with the baseboards and crown molding in, now the bottom rail is about half the width of the top rail? And that those should both be the same?
@@dohlemacher These are all choices based on one's personal aesthetic. My preference is to have consistent borders, forming the grid, as well as above the baseboard and below the crown molding.
beautiful! may I suggest a consideration for future replications? use an 8" along the bottom as your bottom rail, and ensure 6" is visible above the base molding. everybody starts from the floor for the bottom rail and it makes the bottom rail look wierd because it doesn't match the width of the other rails. using 8" gives you 2" to nail the base molding to, and 6" to match your other stiles. the same goes for crown molding. use 8" for your top rail and leave 6" exposed and use the remaining 2" to nail your crown molding to. This feature you designed and made is gorgeous!
This exactly the design I am making in 1 week. I looked all over the place to find exactly what I had in mind and now I found your channel. I could not explain to my wife what I want to do in the basement and now I can show her your video. So it is called Double raised ok LOL
I agree with you and other commenters. However, their work is the same as all of these contractors and workers building these homes in the 500k+ market. Ive been so disappointed by the lack of care, detail and craftsmanship in these homes especially for the money. I've seen the caulk in holes thing too many times. So he would be hired on the spot by these companies, lol. He did good enough.
I feel like some contrasted painting would've been a nice touch to this Could leave that interior molding white, or honestly all of the trim white, leaving the interior spaces black, or vice versa.
Nice work done, hope you are happy with the results, it sure looks good. However, looking at the rest of your channel, which is about a bunch of different "hacks in life", for these type of videos, I think most people would appreciate things like choice of material, when you are talking about "boards" and similar.
So glad I found your channel! We moved into a new home, trying to figure out a feature wall... I think this might be it! You have a new subscriber, cheers mate!
Love the feature wall, so thank you for sharing. For what I would have done differently, maybe I'd have enhanced the depth of the voids by adding a quarter inch mdf board insert in the 6 rectangles with a deeper trim around each. Great look and finish color.
Love this concept, we did similar, only did a cream paint scheme so that our Walnut entertainment center would be the ture feature. As I said, love the concept!
I don't know what the cost comparison is between MDF and the timber you used but here in Australia 18mm primed MDF would be a considerably cheaper option (about 50%).
I would use blackboard paint in the large empty centers then during different seasons I could put appropriate words of encouragement or other. Just a thought that happened in my head during the watching. lol. Thanks for sharing how you did this, might use it in a future redo.
ABSOLOUTLY LOVE THIS&THIS IS THE ONE FOR ME😊BEEN LOOKING AT SO MANY BUT THIS GOT ME SO THANK YOU&LOOKING FORWARD TO GETTING MY SITTING ROOM FEATURE WALL DONE👍
Have a wall 10 feet long with a door at one side . A pot belly stove in the middle and a blank wall other side. Thinking to make a panel hinged to hide the door and actually look like the wall Do the same on blank wall hinged with secret shelves in the drywall. Thanks for giving a great idea. Cheers.
I thank you for your video sir, as I was searching for a video on how to build a double raised panel. I hope to do the same for my residence in the future.
Looks great. I would consider a larger panel moulding profile for the center section, due to the grand scale of your panels. Not a criticism, just a preference. What Brand / color black did you select? I think it is a great choice!
Love this wall! I want to use your design, however, I have a sloped ceiling ...what would you suggest? I though about starting at 12 feet to meeting the ceiling at it's lowest point, but would that look bad not doing the upper portion.
Looks fantastic. In future would be interesting to find out what paint you use and what you think of spraying vs brush and roll. I use Benjamin Moore Advance for a lot of these types of finishes and find the finish to be unlike any other. Looked like a Behr product in this video...but I guess you're more focused on the carpentry side of things.
Love what you guys did, it is very lovely and when you started to paint it dark grey, I almost fell off the couch, but now I love it, especially looks good with the black window, which I did not notice before you painted. I guess the black window was the inspiration??
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Love this. I showed my contractor and he did a 'sample' wall to see if I liked it -- I did and we did the entire house in this pattern! So elegant, love it. The painter will be done by Fri of this week. Thank you for a great video!
Would love to see pictures of your walls. This seems to usually just be an accent wall design but I wonder if it wouldn’t be too overwhelming if all wall were done the same
@@AlexA-vl1zx I thought the same thing.
I love it how we went from regal elaborate millwork to minimalist and then back again to regal. People, Scandi and Boho is okay, but classic is timeless for a reason.
Beautiful job! I would love to fill in the center panels with decorative wallpaper. A simple, geometric art deco motif would complement the dark paint color and make it look really luxurious. I also wanted to comment that I appreciate how nicely you take care of that beard of yours. It's hard to keep a bushy beard from becoming unruly and you do a great job of it.
The wall looks great, I love the molding and the color. What I would have done differently was to have the "chair rail" height at 30 inches not 36. I think those proportions would have looked better and the upper panel being larger would have made the ceiling seem even higher.
Just changed my mind completely about what im going to do.
Great job and awesome color choice!
BEAUTIFUL!!! What a great contemporary take on the traditional!
Beautiful. Now I know what I would love to do with my huge living room wall
Outstanding...I'm in the middle of wainscotting a wall in my home and this is definitely on the agenda for my next wall. The paint colour is courageous and looks great.
Desperate times 🤣
I love it!
I had drywall finishing. I recently finished my media room in the basement. After I hung the drywall- I filled and sanded the holes and covered the seams with MDF trim in a similar fashion. Looks nice, finished fast and the middle batten also serves to protect the wall from teenagers in chairs.
Thanks Jason! So true!
You may want to use a domino or spline of some kind where your 4/4 boards connect. With weather changes even with the joint glued you can still get seam creep as the wood filler will not move with poplar. We do this for a living and most of the time we glue up section then apply them to the wall and this means you have less seams to deal with in the field.
Fantastic result guys. Brilliant!
There are paintable electrical cover plates available at HD and likely online. Great for those colored walls.
Yes, we did that for another wall and it turned out great!
Looks great. On a three panel wall, historically, the center panel is slightly wider then the two flanking panels.
The house turned out great guys. Congrats on getting in.
Thanks Gary! It’s been a long road and you’ve seen just about the whole thing! Thanks for tagging along
Just came across this video....man nice job and thanks for explaining everything used. Very nice craftsmanship!
Thank you!
Love this book! th-cam.com/users/postUgkxpCNxqmAkyjN6NPx1fyB7QiEFWyO5mUWL it is simply one-of-a-kind! I really love it, because karah explained all tools required to have the job done, not mentioning the fabulous diy pallets ideas. I'm pretty sure this will be a fresh start in my new endeavour. Amazon was great, they delivered on time. Thank you!
We are ready to give this a try in our Foyer. Super excited but also freaked.
Great Wall and instructions are easy to follow along. Plus awesome color choice!
Amazing design and execution! I can’t wait to do this to our dining room and bedrooms!
The feature wall is stunning. Especially in that blue-grey paint. As a seasoned cabinet maker and remodeler, the only thing I would do differently is provide for consistent reveals beneath the crown molding and above the baseboard, matching the mid-wall divider.
The choice of 1"x6" sticks for the horizontal elements vs. 1"x8" material for the verticals is subjective, depending upon your own aesthetic. I personally like it for situations like this where it would appear to be too much under the crown molding and above the baseboard.
Lastly, for paint applications like this, use MDF. It saves you a ton of time, yields a highly accurate result and remains dimensionally stable. Best of all, it's available in 10' lengths. Sketching everything out ahead of time, you could maximize sheet yield, saving money in the process.
All good points, thanks for the comment!
what thickness mdf would you recommend? thx
@@flyingwhiteindian I'd use 1/8" HDF (high density fiberboard) for the panels, and 3/4" MDF for the stiles, rails, baseboards, etc.
The choice of 1/8" HDF/hardboard is for weight and cost considerations.
Hope that helps.
So it looks like the feature wall goes in before baseboards and crown molding? And when you say reveal, you are saying that with the baseboards and crown molding in, now the bottom rail is about half the width of the top rail? And that those should both be the same?
@@dohlemacher These are all choices based on one's personal aesthetic. My preference is to have consistent borders, forming the grid, as well as above the baseboard and below the crown molding.
its gorugeous what color did you use?
Looks beautiful! I wouldn't change a thing!
Thanks!
Great job, saving for my flexroom addition! Just discovered this channel and will binge this week. 😀
That wall is gorgeous!!
that has a very luxury look. this has to be best feature wall I have seen in a while
beautiful! may I suggest a consideration for future replications? use an 8" along the bottom as your bottom rail, and ensure 6" is visible above the base molding. everybody starts from the floor for the bottom rail and it makes the bottom rail look wierd because it doesn't match the width of the other rails. using 8" gives you 2" to nail the base molding to, and 6" to match your other stiles. the same goes for crown molding. use 8" for your top rail and leave 6" exposed and use the remaining 2" to nail your crown molding to. This feature you designed and made is gorgeous!
This exactly the design I am making in 1 week. I looked all over the place to find exactly what I had in mind and now I found your channel. I could not explain to my wife what I want to do in the basement and now I can show her your video. So it is called Double raised ok LOL
Awesome! Yeah we totally made that name up, haha, but I thought it sounded good.
@@rogueengineer hahaha ok
Wow talk about beautiful. What a statement it has made to the room.
Thanks Harry! We love how it turned out!
Great idea. The panels connect the
wall with the rest of the room.
It was not bad. But you could still see seams. For a smoother look use joint compound then go over with car Bondo. It won't sink over time
I with you Brady. I could see a seam as you were there talking. Maybe pocket hole those joints to tighten them up and use the joint compound.
Ensure that seams are on studs, as well.
Yep! I wouldn't be happy with this at all.
@Kane King that's why professionals don't use caulk to fill nail holes...It's just common sense
I agree with you and other commenters. However, their work is the same as all of these contractors and workers building these homes in the 500k+ market. Ive been so disappointed by the lack of care, detail and craftsmanship in these homes especially for the money. I've seen the caulk in holes thing too many times. So he would be hired on the spot by these companies, lol. He did good enough.
Looks Great guys... Looking forward to what to come!!
Thanks Jason!!
This is beautiful. I love your design.
Great job!
WOW! That is absolutely brilliant and classy on all levels :) Kudos to you and your team.
So detailed and easy to follow, thank you guys, great work with the wall and the video!
Thank you!!
Love this wall. I really like the color
Thanks!
Brave colour choice, looks great!
Thanks!
That looks sick !
Thanks Dan!
Love this wall! Question??? If my existing wall has a knockdown texture do I have to sand it smooth? Thanks!
I feel like some contrasted painting would've been a nice touch to this Could leave that interior molding white, or honestly all of the trim white, leaving the interior spaces black, or vice versa.
Shapes that room really well! Have you noticed any movement at the joints causing gaps? Thank you
FiscalWoofer thanks! Haven’t noticed any movement yet. It’s been up for about a year now.
Did this 6 months ago on a 2 story stairwell wall. It's surprisingly easy to do.
I bet that is awesome! I would love to see a 2 story example of this.
What color is the paint? It's gorgeous. What an amazing job you all did. I appreciate you sharing this
looks insanely good, y'all
Nice work done, hope you are happy with the results, it sure looks good. However, looking at the rest of your channel, which is about a bunch of different "hacks in life", for these type of videos, I think most people would appreciate things like choice of material, when you are talking about "boards" and similar.
This is BEAUTIFUL!!!
Absolutely gorgeous!!
So glad I found your channel! We moved into a new home, trying to figure out a feature wall... I think this might be it! You have a new subscriber, cheers mate!
Awesome! Thanks for subscribing man 👊🏻
It looks really nice! GREAT JOB!!
Thank you!!
Nice work! How long did it take you guys to finish this project?
Love the feature wall, so thank you for sharing. For what I would have done differently, maybe I'd have enhanced the depth of the voids by adding a quarter inch mdf board insert in the 6 rectangles with a deeper trim around each. Great look and finish color.
Wow that came out sick brotha.. awesome job👍🏻👍🏻
Very nice only missing some gold ! Thanks !
Love this concept, we did similar, only did a cream paint scheme so that our Walnut entertainment center would be the ture feature. As I said, love the concept!
I don't know what the cost comparison is between MDF and the timber you used but here in Australia 18mm primed MDF would be a considerably cheaper option (about 50%).
Wow ,great job guys 👏👏👏
Thats looks so smick, i love the dark colour!
Looks great, blends really well with the windows.
I would use blackboard paint in the large empty centers then during different seasons I could put appropriate words of encouragement or other. Just a thought that happened in my head during the watching. lol. Thanks for sharing how you did this, might use it in a future redo.
That’s a cool idea! Thanks!
Def not a cool idea. Lol @ “words of encouragement” in the panels. 🤦🏻♂️🤣
I love the wall so much!
Fabulous job. New Subscriber from the UK....
Looks fantastic.
ABSOLOUTLY LOVE THIS&THIS IS THE ONE FOR ME😊BEEN LOOKING AT SO MANY BUT THIS GOT ME SO THANK YOU&LOOKING FORWARD TO GETTING MY SITTING ROOM FEATURE WALL DONE👍
this looks really great! What is the colour you used?
Have a wall 10 feet long with a door at one side . A pot belly stove in the middle and a blank wall other side. Thinking to make a panel hinged to hide the door and actually look like the wall
Do the same on blank wall hinged with secret shelves in the drywall. Thanks for giving a great idea. Cheers.
No problem! Good luck!
I thank you for your video sir, as I was searching for a video on how to build a double raised panel. I hope to do the same for my residence in the future.
Thanks!
Looks great.
I would consider a larger panel moulding profile for the center section, due to the grand scale of your panels.
Not a criticism, just a preference.
What Brand / color black did you select?
I think it is a great choice!
Thanks! And I agree with you but it’s hard to find screen molding much bigger than that. The color is cracked pepper from Behr
so cool - greatings from Portugal
Great work man! Love that the wife is getting involved!
Simply beautiful. What paint color is this?
Love this wall! I want to use your design, however, I have a sloped ceiling ...what would you suggest? I though about starting at 12 feet to meeting the ceiling at it's lowest point, but would that look bad not doing the upper portion.
Spectacular work
You can video moulding techniques on my walls! HELP! Loved your trims! Thank you for inspiration!
This is incredible work thanks for the inspiration, liked commented and subscribed guys, you earned my viewership!!
Stunning wall and color...great job!
What is the name of the paint colour that the wall is lastly painted in.... Thanks and great design
I love this wall.
Beautiful work
You nailed it! Sweet
I have vaulted ceilings but love this design. Any suggestions on how to pull this off with vaulted ceilings?
oh boy it looks amazing
Thank you!
Please share wood used and dimensions that would be helpful
Where on earth has your channel been all my life! Love your videos! Already subscribed 👌🏾
Haha thanks! Glad you found us!
Beautiful wall. what glue did you use to join the boards???
Is there going to be a skirting board added? How will that work out and be done? Or is the gap at the bottom the room left to install a floor?
That looks awesome! The color is a little too dark for my taste but still very cool.
Thanks Benny
Amazing!!!!! What is the shade of the grey? Can I have the name please. Thanks!
Yes, I was wondering same thing.
Awesome wall feature!!
Thanks Maria!
love the work you guys do, please keep it up
Thanks John!
CLEAN and PRECISE! Amazing work you did, Hi I'm from Philippines. Inspired by your work so I'm gonna make my own with alternative material.
Beautifully done. My sis just bought a house & I think I'll be doing this for her but on a way smaller scale.
Thanks Tiffany!
How would I add a crown molding to this? Or do this to a wall with crown molding? Looks great
Looks fantastic. In future would be interesting to find out what paint you use and what you think of spraying vs brush and roll. I use Benjamin Moore Advance for a lot of these types of finishes and find the finish to be unlike any other. Looked like a Behr product in this video...but I guess you're more focused on the carpentry side of things.
Thanks!! And good call, I’m sure there are others that would like more info on that as well.
Do you nail the molding to the studs or to the drywall?
Can you share links to the products you used? In particular the trim you used on the inside of the bigger squares?
Looks great. Did you explain what you affixed the frame pieces to the plaster? Are they just nailed into wall studs?
Thanks! They are nailed to the studs and glued in spots that didn't have studs.
Great video..... what was the make and color of the paint??
Gonna try this.
Love what you guys did, it is very lovely and when you started to paint it dark grey, I almost fell off the couch, but now I love it, especially looks good with the black window, which I did not notice before you painted. I guess the black window was the inspiration??
Nice jobe. What's the brand and name of the color
Do you need flat walls to achieve this look in white or can this be also done on orange peel textured walls? Amazing job!