Notes on cabinetry, measured before they are made.
Field notes from the studio in Cherry Hills - on wood, tolerance, and the quiet discipline of drawing a room before it is priced. Written for homeowners, architects, and anyone who cares how a kitchen is actually built.
Why we draw the grain before we cut it
Grain match is not a finishing decision - it is a sequencing decision. We map every panel to a single flitch and lay out the run on paper before a single board reaches the saw, so the door faces read as one continuous surface across the room.
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