Adding trim to cupboard doors

Adding trim to laminate cabinets to create a shaker-style look is an easy and inexpensive way to update your kitchen or bathroom. You may have seen that I challenged myself to update our blue master bathroom on a strict budget. If not, you can check that post out here. Flat front laminate cabinet doors are

Want to update those flat paneled doors into shaker style cabinets? Heres how I painted kitchen cabinets and added trim to make diy shaker cabinets. With very little woodworking involved, this budget kitchen makeover makes a big update. #shakercabinets

If you aren’t familiar with our latest project, we are working on building a desk in the old closet space for our office remodel. There is some existing shaker cabinets in this space that houses a Murphy Bed and we want to keep those and add new cabinets that match the ones that are already...

I wanted the kitchen cabinets updated, he didn't. Do you have a family member who is stuck in the past, maybe a parent or a grandparent who just doesn’t want to do an update to their kitchen? I do—and it took some talking to get Jamie’s dad to let me give his kitchen cabinets a...Read More

All you need to know about how to replace kitchen cabinet doors & drawer fronts. Hinges to buy and how to attach; door size needed; and more

Discover the secrets of adding trim to 1960s cabinets for a fresh and stylish look. Explore this easy step-by-step guide!

Achieve the look of a custom cabinet on your own. Using plywood, crown molding, and trim, we were able to add height to the cabinets making them look custom. Once you paint the wood and cabinet and add hardware, it looks like a brand new cabinet! Head over to the blog for the full tutorial! #diy

Looking to update your old outdated kitchen cabinets? I’m going to show you how to DIY shaker style cabinets from existing old cabinets using MDF, and no power tools. All while being less than $100. Yes, really! Never replace cabinet doors again with this budget friendly DIY! See the full post over on my blog!

Helen Hall | Home interior and DIY on Instagram: "DIY SHAKER BOBBIN DOORS Now that one of the recess cupboards was built last weekend (check out the reel if you’ve not seen it), it was time to make the doors - no one wants to see piles of toys on show, do they?! I simply took my measurements to @bandq_uk and they cut the MDF to size for me, including the panelling sections on the front. I used 12mm MDF for the door and 6mm MDF for the panelling so that together it added up to 18mm…

I really disliked our 1950s flat-panel kitchen cabinets when we bought the Brooklyn House . A lot. For one, the two sets of cabinets didn't match (the sink base cabinet was newer and had a completely different door/drawer style), and they were the flattest, most boring cabinets in the history of ki