The Detail That Makes It Custom

Crown moulding runs along the top of the upper cabinets and transitions to the ceiling. It fills the gap between cabinet top and ceiling, adds height and visual weight, and gives the kitchen a finished, built-in look. We mill crown profiles to match your door style — a shaker kitchen gets a simple, clean crown; a raised panel kitchen gets a more detailed profile.

Light rail runs along the underside of upper cabinets. It hides under-cabinet lighting, covers the raw bottom edge of the cabinet, and adds a finished detail that most people only notice when it's missing. Profiles range from a simple flat strip to a more decorative cove or bead.

Base moulding covers the toe kick transition and ties the cabinet base to the floor. It hides gaps, covers uneven floors, and gives the cabinet run a grounded, furniture-like appearance. We match the base profile to the rest of the trim in the room when possible.

Dentil moulding features a row of evenly spaced rectangular blocks — a classical detail that adds formality and depth to a crown or frieze. Common in traditional and colonial-style kitchens. We mill dentil blocks to scale with your cabinet height and crown profile.

Rope moulding is a carved or routed twisted-rope profile used as an accent detail. It adds a nautical or traditional character and is often used on island legs, column accents, or as a detail within a built-up crown. Less common than dentil but distinctive when used well.

Scribe moulding covers the gap between the cabinet and an uneven wall. No wall is perfectly flat or plumb — scribe moulding is the professional solution that makes the transition look intentional. It's thin, flexible, and finished to match the cabinet.