DIY Cabinet Finishing with Perfect Miter, by Tiny

Discover the art of finishing

With the right preparation and materials you can create something fantastic and personal. Tiny has designed a custom cabinet system that draws attention with its clean lines and perfect mitered finish.

Design & Realization

Tiny's project is all about precision and attention to detail. The wood for the cabinets was cut to size by OPMAATZAGEN.nl, allowing each skirting board and panel to fit seamlessly. The result is a series of cabinets that are distinguished by a streamlined design and a professional-looking finish, with the miter cuts forming a harmonious whole.

Color and style

The cabinet fish are executed in a modest color scheme, which makes them fit into various interior styles. The subtle color ensures that the cabinets fit perfectly into the kitchen space, where functionality and aesthetics go hand in hand. The efficient layout, the integrated lighting and the decorative objects displayed on the open shelves show the possibilities for personalization and style.

The advantage of customization

There are many advantages to doing such a project yourself. The first is the flexibility in dimensions; each skirting board and panel can be adapted to the specific space. In addition, it offers the freedom to choose materials and colours that perfectly match your interior. Finally, there is the cost aspect: by doing it yourself, you can save considerably on labour costs and expensive shop solutions.

The style of Tiny's project

This project shows what can be achieved with a minimalist vision and an eye for detail. The style is modern, with a nod to Scandinavian aesthetics through the simple design and functional character.

Advantages of MDF Moisture Resistant V313 Black 12 mm

Tiny has chosen 12 mm MDF Moisture Resistant V313 Black for his cabinets. This material is strong and stable, and its moisture-resistant properties make it particularly suitable for use in the kitchen. In addition, the black colour provides a dramatic contrast against the soft walls and worktop.