Shaker

Our work

Our shaker style is designed to be as plain as possible with just a simple panel to break up the facade. You could also call it servant style or back of the door style as it is often on smaller rooms that you will see it in Victorian houses.

There is a small round in the corner of the panels as they are cut out by a machine from mdf not made by religious enthusiasts from beech. We are happy to square the corners out with a traditional chisel should you prefer. We put with a simple arris (removing the sharp corner as part of the sanding process) around the edges of framing and doors, use a single 25mm thick worktop with a bull nose moulding and a plainer cornice on closed top cabinets with one large quirked ogee.