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The details that make it yours.

Every room in a new home starts as a blank slate. Our job is to give it character — through the profiles, panels, and moldings that have defined fine homes for centuries. Here's the full range of what we do.

Crown Molding & Ceiling Work
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Crown Molding & Ceiling Work

Crown molding is the single most transformative detail we install. A bare ceiling line feels unfinished — a well-proportioned crown brings the room together and gives the eye somewhere to land.

We design profiles to fit the room: simple, single-piece classical profiles for cozier spaces; substantial built-up assemblies of three, four, or more pieces for higher ceilings and formal rooms.

Coffered ceilings, beam grids, and tray-ceiling trim are all part of this work. Every corner is hand-mitered on site to the room's actual angles — never just pre-cut and slapped up.

Most popular in: Living rooms, dining rooms, primary bedrooms

Wainscoting & Wall Panels
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Wainscoting & Wall Panels

Wainscoting changes how a room reads. Suddenly the wall has weight, rhythm, and proportion — three things drywall alone simply cannot produce.

We do the full range: raised panel for formal traditional rooms, flat (Shaker) panel for cleaner transitional spaces, board and batten for cottage and farmhouse, and tongue-and-groove bead board for porches, mudrooms, and powder rooms.

Panel sizes are designed to your room — not pulled from a one-size box. We lay it out so the panels resolve at the corners, around windows, and against trim with no awkward partial sections.

Most popular in: Dining rooms, foyers, stairwells, powder rooms

Door & Window Casings
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Door & Window Casings

Builder-grade casings are usually a flat 2¼ inch strip with a 90-degree miter. They're fine. They also disappear into the wall.

We install proper architraves: head casings with backbands, plinth blocks at the floor, rosettes at the corners, fluted side casings — whatever profile fits the home's character.

Every opening gets the same treatment, so the language of the trim is consistent from room to room. Once you see it, you can't unsee it.

Most popular in: Throughout the home, especially main living areas

Built-In Cabinetry
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Built-In Cabinetry

Built-ins solve real problems — storage, function, organization — while making a room look like the architect planned it from day one.

Bookcases flanking a fireplace. A window seat with deep drawer storage. A mudroom locker wall with hooks, cubbies, and a bench. An office with a desk and matching uppers. Each one designed around the actual space, not adapted from a stock unit.

We build to match your existing trim style and finish, so the built-in reads as part of the architecture rather than a piece of furniture pushed against a wall.

Most popular in: Living rooms, offices, mudrooms, primary closets

Staircase & Railing Trim
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Staircase & Railing Trim

The staircase is usually the first thing you see when you walk in. Most builder stairs miss the moment — basic skirt boards, painted balusters, and a square newel.

We add wainscot panels along the stair wall, upgrade newels with classical caps and bases, swap painted balusters for stained wood or iron, and trim the skirt board to read like furniture.

Done right, a staircase can carry the design tone of the whole house. We work with you to find the version that fits.

Most popular in: Main entry stairs, open stairwells

Custom Millwork & Design
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Custom Millwork & Design

If you can imagine it, we can draw it up. Custom paneled walls, fireplace surrounds, coffered ceilings with painted insets, picture-frame moldings, ceiling medallions, decorative brackets — there's no profile we can't execute.

We work from your sketches, magazine tear-outs, Pinterest references, or full architectural drawings. We'll talk it through, propose proportions, and produce a written scope before any wood is cut.

This is where the craft lives. Bring us the idea.

Most popular in: Anywhere you want something one-of-a-kind

Not sure which fits your home?

Most projects combine a few of these. Tell us about your space and we'll help you figure out where to start.