Trim on side of cabinets

David & Amy Davis on Instagram: "This kitchen was full of new things! All new trim, all new doors and drawers fronts, new finish, new legs on the island, new hardware. Finally, the new trim to the ceiling. The cabinets were different heights on the uppper units originally. We made the existing cabinets extend to the ceiling without the cost of replacing with new cabinets, utilizing our custom trim installation. You will notice the baseboard return detail along all the lower units. If you…

Installing decorative trim, glass bead moulding in faceframe columns using caulk and nails makes up a plain faceframe look more fancy.

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Here's how I built fluted trim for my range hood. This works for trim anywhere in the house you want to add character! Read on to find out more...

I love my house, but I don't love the builder grade oak explosion that happened in it. Our kitchen had builder grade cabinets that didn't go all the way to the…

Ron Singh | Simple trim design Instead of cabinet end panel | Instagram

The biggest change in my recent kitchen makeover was the cabinetry. We had basic builder grade birch cabinets that were in great condition. There really wasn't anything wrong with them, they just weren't the tall custom cabinets I was longing for. Since new custom cabinets were not in the budget, I improvised by giving my builder grade cabinets a custom look with paint, moldings and trim. Kinda like the effect of Snookies hair bump, adding height to the top made my short cabinets look…

DIY Home Reno | Brooke Rose on Instagram: "Custom Kitchen Cabinetry using the IKEA Billy Bookcases Part 4! Many of you have been asking & it’s finally here. The key to making any IKEA or basic cabinetry look custom is all in the details. I’ve been adding additional wood & trim to these bookcases and really thinking how I can maximize this space. Like all projects, your plan evolves as you go and this one is no different. Originally I was just going to put doors on all of the cabinets but…

I have flat cabinets with rounded edges. I plan to DIY and make them into white shaker style with new hardware and crown molding on top. I am also adding stone backsplash and polishing my Corian. Do I need to square my sides with wood filler or would it still look good with rounded edges? ( simpler , just have to add the 2” x 1/4” flat trim to make the shaker style). Following are 2 pics of my cabinets followed by something similar to what I’m going for. Old ugly flat cabinet doors a…