Resolve the junctions on paper
Look at corners, cabinet ends, stair edges, and changes in floor height. Decide how new trim will meet existing material rather than leaving those locations to chance. A simple detail repeated cleanly can feel more considered than several decorative profiles that do not relate to one another.
Use samples to settle the finish
Compare profile depth, paint or stain appearance, and hardware alongside the surrounding surfaces. Existing walls may not be perfectly straight, so ask how those conditions will be accommodated. Keep the approved sample and finish reference available through installation and touch-up so the final result follows the same decisions.
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