Title: Identify styles and types of millwork.
Course: Interior Design I (19263-I) > Section: Understanding Furniture and Millwork Design

Identification should include

- styles of millwork (e.g., raised panel, frameless, shaker)
- the nomenclature used for, and the characteristics or types of, built-in millwork commonly found in kitchens, baths, offices, libraries, bars, storage areas, and other residential and commercial spaces.

Process/Skill Questions:

Thinking

- What aesthetic role does each type of millwork play in an interior design plan?
- What are the uses of the most common types of millwork? How does each type serve its use?

Communication

- What questions can clarify understanding of millwork?
- How does communication contribute to an understanding of the types of millwork?

Leadership

- Why might a professional use different types of millwork in an interior design plan?
- How can a professional ensure the functions of cabinetry are fulfilled by each type selected?

Management

- How can choosing the best cabinetry for a design plan be guided by understanding types of millwork?
- What consequences may result from not understanding available types of millwork when making design choices?