Sixthriver

Vertical wood detailing, open shelving, and integrated cabinetry bring structure and rhythm to this breakroom millwork installation.

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Layered millwork, fluted wood detailing, and stone surfaces work in concert with the overall design to help define the bar as a focal point within the space.

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Millwork is often defined by the details. Hardware, finishes, and clean lines all contribute to the overall design.

Built-in shelving and upholstered seating work together to create a cohesive millwork feature that supports both display and lounge space.

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This reception wall combines wood millwork, integrated branding, and lighting to create a strong first impression while maintaining a warm, refined material palette.

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Layered leather repurposed belt panels bring texture and depth to this wall installation. The varied patterns and stitching create a crafted feature that adds warmth and visual interest.

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Millwork plays a quiet but important role in shaping interior spaces—from intentionally designed impactful features to simple functional and well-executed cabinetry.

Throughout March, we’re highlighting some of our favorite millwork details from past projects and the craftsmanship behind them.

Starting with this built-in shelving installation featuring integrated lighting and warm wood tones that bring both function and display to the space.

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🛋️ Furniture February

A Sixthriver favorite.

Comfortable, durable, and meeting-ready.

Photo Courtesy of: Andrea Calo

🛋️ Furniture February

Designed for focus, built for real work. What helps you stay on task during the day?

Photo Courtesy of: Tre Dunham / Fine Focus Photography

🛋️ Furniture February

A good chair can change the pace of the day.


Where do you take a quick break

Photo Courtesy of: Casey Woods Photography