Beyond White Shiplap: 5 Architectural Millwork Trends Dominating New England Homes
New England homes are moving beyond white shiplap with five refined millwork trends. You can add warmth through oak, walnut, or ash on stairs, ceilings, and built-ins. Modern wainscoting uses […]
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Why Custom Millwork Is the Secret to Giving a New Build Historic Character
Custom millwork gives your new build historic character because you’re copying the era’s proportions, shadow lines, and trim hierarchy, not just picking “traditional” finishes. You set roof-to-room cues with tall […]
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Millwork 101: The Trim Details That Make a Remodel Look High-End
You’ll get a high-end remodel by starting with a tight trim system: set the baseboard width first, then size the casing and crown to match your ceiling height and maintain […]
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Trim, Wainscoting & Crown: Easy Millwork Upgrades With Big Impact
Upgrade a flat room fast by beefing up trim, wainscoting, and crown. You’ll match stile/rail proportions, dial in reveals, and use rabbets for tight panel registration. Swap in taller baseboards […]
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