It's difficult to answer your question without seeing the doors and knowing what style your home is, and what type of trim you have in the rest of the house. That being said, one crown over three doors seems a bit awkward to me.

Thanks Diana. See photo of the current doors (and our dog). All interior doors will be changed out to either 2 or 3 panel shaker style doors that we have yet to purchase. Our current home style is traditional (some shaker furnishings). We have contracted for a full kitchen gut and other first floor work. We are looking to migrate away from the traditional style to transitional - the new kitchen will be transitional. Fieldstone overlay cabinets were ordered a last week, Bristol Doors in Dove for the permiter and licorice (rubbed off black) for the island. Cabinet mouldings will be a built up cove crown.

If there is ten inches between the doors it would make no sense to trim them together unless your new casings are going to be five inches wide. A continuous crown Moulding over those doors doesn’t seem to jive with shaker. What casing package have you chosen?

^^^ this.

Where do all these doors go?

Diana Bier Interiors, please excuse the interruption on your post here, just curious for myself, please, if you are able, are there more photos available of the living room with the sofa positioned half way at dining room entrance? I had a dilemma earlier of the same living room wall and sofa placement and didn’t thing that could work here though it looks good to me if the rest of the living room set up? Thank you, again apologize for getting in on another dilemma which i am not very helpful :)

Alice Edwards click the "More Info" under the photo

Alice Edwards, if I may point out to you, underneath that photo is alink that says "more info'. Click on that link and there are more photos. If those are not enough for you, you will note that below those photos (in the link), there are "questions" that others have asked. Sometimes the architect/designer answers those questions. Additionally, you will note the designer/arch name is Cuppett and you can easily google that person's name to get to the website where there may be a whole gallery of photos. You can also do a google image search.

Diana, TY for the pictures - we like the casing with the band and the crown headpieces. We realize crown is not traditional shaker but thought a simple, clean headpiece would look nice and match the kitchen crown (cove) and new dining crown (TBD but also likely cove) which will be put up. The casing we choose will be used throughout the 1st floor with the exception of our breakfast area and adjoining family room - we'll likey change out these rooms later to match the new work.

Patrica, The door to the right is a closet, the middle door goes to our garage and the door to the left goes to a study.

FWIW, below is the kitchen floor plan. only the left door in the picture I posted is shown on this drawing. the other two doors are on the upper left wall.

Thanks all - any and all input is appreciated and welcome!

Thank you Glo and Mrs. S, very helpful as always :)

@Alice Edwards hope you found what you were looking for!

@Piney Jim, you should show your carpenter what you like and have him build it to work with the rest of the room and what's in the rest of the house.

Diana, i did open the posted photos of that and did not het to see any of the rest of the room for furniture arrangement. I may just contact the designer at some point, thank you very much!!!

I had just, in my last dilemma, been trying to position my ‘thick’ love seat. I finally rested it after miles of scooting in it’s original spot, lol. Thanks again Diana

Good luck contacting the designer, Alice!

I thought probably the same, lol