Base maybe 8"

Crown maybe 4"-6"

Looks like 8" baseboard and 4" window/door casings. Crown could be 4" + 4". I also see window sills -- not always a given.

Wide casings mean you can skip a lot of dust-catching window 'treatments'. The wood 'frames' the windows just fine.

It's like a game, right? Lol. Thanks to you both for playing ;-)

I once visited an old home (castle?) that had 12" baseboards with fancy edging. It was absolutely gorgeous. The room seemed like the size of a football field, so it could carry such large baseboard.

baseboard 7", while crown molding 3", and windows 3 1/2"

These are similar to baseboards we have in an 1897 farm house in the hill country i TX. The "baseboard" is 10" tall plain plank of wood and and capped with a 1.25-1.5" profile chair rail with a rabbet edge and .5" quarter round on floor. Our window casings are 4" trim and I don't recall the depth. My father, many years ago, replaced all of the windows with energy efficient ones, taking out the original ones that were weighted. He got too impatient to find the right people to have them fixed and many were no longer working.

Based on the size of the bottom door rail I would say the base is in the 11" - 12" range and the crown is approximately 9" - 10".

Here is a pic of our baseboards. That is real tongue

That base is much deeper than 7-8". It's at least 10, probably 11-12" total.

Also, I think in that application, it's too large. It should be 8-9" maximum with that ceiling height. The window wrap is 6-8" total.

We did a LOT of wood in my build and did a 6" baseboard. It looks fabulous. We have 10' ceilings.

Rachel, did you do crown? Width? What about your windows? I'd love to see a picture. :)

Zookeeper, thanks for sharing the photo. Amazing woodwork! Adorable tree... :)

It looks so much like ours...I just went and measured it. It is 10.5" total. The base piece is 9" and the cap is about 1.5". Our crown is 7" and our window and door casings are 5". We have 10' ceilings and it all looks proportional to my eye. I am am absolute trim junkie, though...YMMV!

Lol.... nini.... I keep measuring all of the trim at the homes of my family members. I'm a total nut. It's hard to make such decisions without being "informed" lol

Scaling off the door knob ht ( Or counter ht; 36") The ceiling is 10' and the baseboard as a unit (with cap) scales to 10" I think the crown is 5.5"

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I don't have any pictures where it is showing. My wainscoting has an 8" bottom casing I think, just looking at the pictures I do have (in November build thread). My window casings are 4" on the sides, 6" top + 1.5" top. My baseboard moldings are 6" everywhere where there isn't wainscoting.

They are painting my interior this week so everything is really well masked. I don't think I'll get new pictures until next week.

Our crown is 5.5" and looks smaller than the crown in that picture but it's recessed into a tray ceiling so it could be an optical illusion.

For your inspiration photo I looked at the outlets (2.75" high on their sides) and the light switch (4.5" high) and came up with about 10" for the baseboard. Very similar to ours but I can't remember the exact dimension on ours -- it was "weird" is what I remember my contractor telling me, maybe something like 10.5" overall. We too have white outlets sideways right in the baseboard and I like the look. We also have 10' ceilings I think.