Traditionally, in most single-family homes, windows can be big or small, square or round, but all usually share the same thing: a casing with trim, typically made out of wood. But in modern architecture and interior design, clunky trim is something to be avoided whenever possible. Instead, you can go the trimless route, with clean and cost-saving drywall window returns.
Armed with the right beads, tools and accessories, these drywall window returns aren’t just a great-looking, long-lasting alternative to trim; they can also cost less and be pretty easy to achieve. Rather than using a series of multiple corner beads and Tear Away beads on either end of each return, you can finish an entire window with just a few extra-wide L Beads.
How? Read on to find out!