The Details You Need to Know About When Building Cabinets
The Details You Need to Know About When Building Cabinets
September 1, 2016 by Taylor Studios
When you look at a piece of furniture do you think of the planning and detail it takes to create? Probably not, yet it might surprise you how much there is to consider in what may seem like a simple cabinet or shelf. Take a look at this whimsical shelving unit we created for .
During design and fabrication we asked ourselves the following questions:
When building exhibit furniture and casework it’s all about the details. You may need period-style furniture to match a bookshelf that may have had around.
You may need furniture that rolls out of the way so an event can be held in that space.
You may need to match architectural elements like this craftsman-style we did at Rend Lake.
Additional considerations for museum furniture include:
Having over two decades of experience in designing and building casework and cabinetry for museums led us to offer this product and service to our local market.
We offer frameless cabinets and more. These types of cabinets have a sleek, seamless design and offer more storage than framed cabinets. Commercial cabinets use many of the same design decisions and details as the museum world:
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Just like museum furniture, commercial casework needs to balance beauty and functionality. The next time you look at a piece of shelving, storage furniture or cabinets consider the great deal of thought and design that went in to creating the final product.