Cabinetry projects made by contributors to Canadian Woodworking are presented with complete step-by-step instructions, photos with explanatory text, and project drawings and lists.
Tambour doors were first employed in France during the 1600s and their use became widespread during the 1800s with the advent of roll top desks. Today you can often find them in kitchens, mounted on built-in or movable cabinets, between the countertop and the upper cabinets. Generally they are used for storing breads or small appliances.
Some tools are best kept tucked away – they work, but they are hardly things of beauty. Other tools cry out to be displayed, as they are far too elegant or beautiful to be concealed in boxes and drawers.
Here is a great little project for you and the younger woodworker in your family to make together in a weekend.
This tool cabinet is a practical, attractive way to store and protect a collection of hand tools.
The original medicine cabinet was made of wood or metal, and was a place where Grandma stored her health remedies.
Everybody has something that means a great deal to them, something they would like to display, yet keep safe from harm.
Here is a project that will give you a place to store winter items in the summer, summer items in the winter, or anything else you care to toss in throughout the year.
Chimney cupboards have been with us for hundreds of years. Originally, they were found in kitchens, but in more recent times they have been used in bathrooms to store linens. It is a great way to increase your storage space, regardless of where you use it.
This wine cabinet was to keep some of a clients most precious red wines in the dining room.
This cabinet stores all of your CD's in a practical, yet attractive cabinet.
Customize this cabinet to house your smart TV, stereo system or your favourite collectibles.
This project is one of the most popular display cabinets built by woodworkers. If you have valuable items to display, this is the cabinet of choice.
Create more storage with this simple wardrobe
Many older homes have extremely small bedroom closets. However, these days we seem to have much more clothing than previous generations.
An armoire work center solves many housekeeping problems for the busy home-office worker.
