Carved Custom Cabinets

10/15/2026

Carved Custom Cabinets designed and created this Exquisite Double vanity for a wonderful client in San Diego, California.

10/14/2026

Bespoke cabinets for a lovely client in Santa Fe, NM.

10/14/2026

This exquisite Carved Custom Cabinets double vanity is heading to San Diego to some wonderful clients.

09/29/2026

At Riad Palais Sebban, the architecture rewards a slow look.

Carved plaster, cedar-toned wood, geometric zellige and the fountain niche all compete for attention, yet the courtyard still feels balanced rather than crowded. That contrast is one of the pleasures of Moroccan interior architecture.

Which detail catches your eye first?

08/23/2026

Www.carvedcabinet.com loves the Fechin carving styles. We have recreated them for lucky clients as both doors and cabinetry.

A Russian painter carved every door in this Taos house by hand

You walk in for the paintings and end up standing in front of a closet door.

Nicolai Fechin built this house between 1927 and 1933, and he did the carving himself — every column, every stair rail, every door, the fireplaces too. He brought in sugar pine and poplar from the Northwest because it was cleaner and easier to cut than what he could get locally, and he wanted wood that would hold detail. What he cut into it was Russian folk carving sitting shoulder to shoulder with Pueblo forms and Spanish Colonial proportions, all of it wrapped in northern New Mexico adobe. On paper that should be a mess. Standing in the room, it isn't.

Six years of carving. Then his marriage came apart, he left for California, and he never built anything like it again.

What's the building in your town that people walk past without ever looking up?

08/18/2026

Imagine this in your home.
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A Russian painter carved every door in this Taos house by hand

You walk in for the paintings and end up standing in front of a closet door.

Nicolai Fechin built this house between 1927 and 1933, and he did the carving himself — every column, every stair rail, every door, the fireplaces too. He brought in sugar pine and poplar from the Northwest because it was cleaner and easier to cut than what he could get locally, and he wanted wood that would hold detail. What he cut into it was Russian folk carving sitting shoulder to shoulder with Pueblo forms and Spanish Colonial proportions, all of it wrapped in northern New Mexico adobe. On paper that should be a mess. Standing in the room, it isn't.

Six years of carving. Then his marriage came apart, he left for California, and he never built anything like it again.

What's the building in your town that people walk past without ever looking up?

08/06/2026

Just imagine.

07/30/2026

Carved Custom Cabinets created this king size bed for clients in Taos, NM. It was inspired by an antique Portuguese bed.

07/30/2026

Visit www.carvedcabinet.com for more inspiration.

07/29/2026

All cabinetry by www.carvedcabinet.com ~ Imagine what your cabinets could be!