The finishing details are what make cabinetry feel considered. We craft moldings and accents that turn a clean install into a furniture-quality piece.
Enhancements & Accents
Crown molding is one of the simplest ways to give cabinets a finished, furniture-like look. In some higher-end lines we can carve custom designs, and the molding can carry around the perimeter of the room to line up with the top of your cabinets when you want that continuous look.
The same moldings can frame a vanity mirror, a nice way to finish an exposed mirror edge. Below-wall treatments, sometimes called light rails, tuck under the upper cabinets to create a cleaner base and to conceal under-cabinet lighting.
A Detail For Every Focal Point
For islands and focal points, the right accent adds elegance and can carry the visual, or actual, weight of a thicker countertop.
Decorative brackets that add elegance at island corners and can carry the weight of a thicker countertop.
Full table legs, or halved and applied to island corners for added dimension and a furniture feel.
Slim columns built into a cabinet or wall that lend a more formal, sophisticated feel.
Dress up a feature like the kitchen hood to create a true focal point in the room.
Carry the cabinetry’s look onto surrounding walls, below a chair rail or across the full wall.
Tuck under the upper cabinets for a cleaner base and to conceal under-cabinet lighting.
Decorative Feet
Decorative feet give cabinets the presence of furniture, or add dimension to a special area. If the sink cabinet is pulled slightly forward of the surrounding run for a more dramatic look, its front can wear decorative feet. You’ll also see them on islands or on a cabinet designed to feel like a china hutch.
Common Questions
Crown molding runs along the top of cabinets to give them a finished, furniture-like look. It can also extend around the room to align with the top of the cabinetry for one continuous line.
A corbel is a decorative bracket, most often used at island corners. Along with adding elegance, it can visually or structurally support a thicker countertop.
Decorative feet are furniture-style bases that make a cabinet look freestanding. They’re popular on islands, sink cabinets, and hutch-style pieces, in styles ranging from bun feet to cabriole legs.
Yes. We can match moldings to your cabinetry and carry the detail onto mirrors, walls, and hoods, so everything reads as one considered design.
A light rail is a small molding fitted under the upper cabinets. It gives the base a finished edge and hides under-cabinet lighting.
Whether you’re ready to begin or simply gathering ideas, we’d love to hear about your project. Book a consultation and let’s talk about your space.
