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Definition of millwork
: woodwork (such as doors, sashes, or trim) manufactured at a mill
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Merritt has multiple fabrication plants around the country specializing in architectural millwork.
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James Knighton, chief of staff for the MTA, had ordered furniture, wall coverings, millwork and window coverings for the agency administrator's office in downtown Baltimore.
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Open to the kitchen is the spacious family room with vaulted ceilings and added millwork on ceiling, gas log fireplace, and built-in cabinetry.
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An opulent dining room with an antique chandelier, a reading room accented with lavish millwork, a spacious living room, three gas fireplaces, and a butler’s way on the main floor, all exude elegance and charm.
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Robinson used sliding millwork panels to give homeowners in Atlanta’s Piedmont Heights neighborhood the opportunity to close off spaces when needed.
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The Nicolai-Cake-Olson House, which now has the basement apartment, was built for Harry Nicolai, whose family ran the city's largest millwork company.
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Other features include 7½ baths, mahogany paneling, millwork throughout, eight fireplaces, an elevator and a 570-square-foot gazebo.
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There are seven fireplaces, along with other classic Victorian elements such as stained and leaded glass, working pocket doors, a sweeping staircase and striking oak millwork in nearly every room.
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First Known Use of millwork
1865
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