Hand planed legs and mortise/tenon with plugs

Age a piece with rust stained nail heads

Pegged doors and face frame

Rope details and four piece crown molding.

Corner face frame detail and decorative furniture toe kick.

Simple pilaster, corbel and base combine for a beautiful finish.

Basket weave inset on vent hood.

Adding feet creates a furniture look on even on simple cabinets-

Bumped out pilasters with wrap around decorative base sets apart the sink cabinet.

Arch and continuous crown molding ties cabinets together.

Arch and pilasters repeated in a separate hutch.

Arches and Dentil Crown

Adding matching trim to stairs gives a glimpse of what is to come...

Hand cut dentil molding is just the right touch for this vanity.

In this long buffet the two toned finish becomes the trim detail.

This massive mantle, here unpainted, becomes the focal point for this large family room.

Mission style details add character to this bar back.

Bump out, decorative base and inset doors add rich detail.

Stepped back cabinets and trim add interest in this small kitchen.

Adding the step to this corner creates a nice visual effect.

Clipped corner with fluted molding adds character to an otherwise dull square corner.

Finished end panels and legs extending to counter top help create a piece of furniture rather than just upper and lower cabinets.

An odd support wall becomes part of the kitchen with this matching panel.

Turned feet add a nice touch.

Posts and multi level trim turn a boring peninsula back into a focal point.

Create visual interest easily with bump outs and height changes.

Curved dentil molding plays off of the french reeded legs on this vanity.

Matching his and hers vanities rich with detail.

Adding simple pilasters and glass doors separates this small bar area from the rest of the cabinets.

Notice the two different styles of decorative base in this one large hutch.

Small leg and bullnose trim at vanity base.

Base wraps end panel into toe kick.

Decorative base board and fluted pilasters.

Matching end panels on upper and base cabinets.

Beadboard panel slides open to reveal a hidden storage area above the refrigerator.