Custom Millwork in Washington, DC
Architectural woodwork and details designed to complement the cabinetry and the character of the property — from wall paneling to custom trim and moldings.
Millwork is what turns a room into a considered interior. Paneling, trim, moldings, and architectural details give the space proportion, depth, and permanence.
We plan millwork alongside cabinetry so profiles, materials, and finishes read as one composition. In historic District properties, this often means matching or elevating existing trim conditions.
Projects range from single paneled feature walls to full-room millwork packages including wainscoting, coffered ceilings, and custom door and window trim.
Millwork planned alongside cabinetry as one composition
Profiles milled or selected to fit historic and modern homes
Careful installation with tight, uniform reveals
Coordination with painters, plasterers, and other trades
Available Options and Details
Paneling
Wall paneling, wainscot, and feature walls in painted or wood finishes.
Trim and Molding
Custom base, casing, crown, and picture-frame moldings.
Coffered Ceilings
Coffered and beamed ceilings sized to the room and its proportions.
Doors and Casings
Custom interior doors and coordinated casings for a unified interior.
Architectural Details
Columns, pilasters, corbels, and other details as required.
Historic Matching
Profile matching and restoration for District row homes and older properties.
Our Process for This Service
- Step 01
Discuss the room, style, and scope.
- Step 02
Measure and document existing trim conditions.
- Step 03
Design the millwork package and profiles.
- Step 04
Confirm materials, finishes, and installation sequencing.
- Step 05
Install, scribe, and finish the millwork on-site.
Serving Homes and Businesses Across the District
We provide custom millwork to homeowners, designers, builders, and businesses throughout Washington, D.C. — from historic Georgetown row homes to modern residences in Navy Yard and commercial spaces downtown. Each project is measured, designed, and installed with the character of your property in mind.
Common Questions
Can you match historic trim?+
Yes. Profiles are milled or matched to existing conditions so new work integrates with older interiors.
Do you install coffered ceilings?+
Yes. Coffered and beamed ceilings are common millwork elements we design and install.
Can millwork be done alongside cabinetry?+
Absolutely — planning both together yields the most cohesive result.
Discuss Your Project
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