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Using millwork and making it so much more…“Millwork” refers to the stuff traditionally made in a mill. Items such as base trim, crown molding, interior doors, door frames, window casing, chair rails and wood paneling are all examples of millwork. These items are all cut and created from raw lumber – in a sawmill – thus, giving them the umbrella term “millwork.”

Millwork can be finished with a clear sealant, stain or paint, depending on the species of wood it is made from and your style preference. Traditionally, all the millwork in a home was finished in the same color.  Today, however, a mixed approach is becoming more common.  For example, using a stained finish on door frames and trim, but installing painted doors inside those frames.  Or, mixing two different wood species and finishes – such as maple and cherry – instead of using all one type of millwork. Definition courtesy of (www.alittledesignhelp.com)

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