Here is another example of drywall window returns. We like the simple clean look (and no need to waste money on trim)

For years I have been recommending to my client who wants to upgrade their home to consider more trim by adding larger crown molding, larger more impressive casing around doorways and windows, taller baseboards etc. Always considering this to be an inexpensive method to create instant architectural interest. Last year I started getting away from trim appreciating the simple uncluttered look that going trim-less can offer.Crown isn’t necessary if you have an interesting ceiling. Casing is…

My Midwest Design | Home Building, Design & Decor 🌿 on Instagram: "We are often asked about drywall returns vs trim. We liked the clean look of drywall and wrapped both our windows and doors. If you have any questions ask below! #drywall #drywallreturn #trimlesswindows #trimless #drywalldoor #blackwindows #gerkin #gerkinwindows #blackandwhite #customhome #luxuryhome #newconstruction #midwest #midwestliving"

I have traditional interior window trim in my bedroom: and want to replace them with extension jambs for a more modern look: I’ve never done window trim and have never worked with drywall before ...

I’ve already installed the wood sill, and now I’m going to do a drywall return around the perimeter, and then I’m going to put a corner bead on it. So […]

Black inside windows, no sill

Anderson E-series in window with drywall return trim

The drywall return is a contemporary design element added to the edge of the jamb. The jamb is prepped to accept the drywall metal bead and the drywall returns directly into the jambs. This leaves a 6.5 mm reveal around the perimeter of the doorway and no casing is applied to the doorway. This is the ultimate minimalist approach to finishing a doorway.

then.comes.home on Instagram: When we were building, one of the things both my husband and I agreed on was that we wanted drywall returns on our windows. To us, it felt…