The very beginning of the interior woodwork. It was here that I made the fateful descision to not only have radiused exterior corners everywhere, but radiused interior corners as well. This complicated everything enormously, particularly when it came to trim, fiddle rails, and the overhead, because once you've started down this path, you can't stop. A fiddle rail on top of a cabinet can't go square into a bulhead if there's an inside radius at the join... the rail has to radius too. I feel it was well worth it in the end, but it did create a whole lot of work. Next