The Difference Between Millwork, Casework, and Carpentry
When planning a residential or commercial interior project, terms like millwork, casework, and carpentry are often used interchangeably. While they are closely related, they are not the same thing. Understanding the differences between these three areas is important for homeowners, designers, architects, and contractors alike, especially when quality, customization, and design are priorities. In New York City, where interior spaces are highly customized and architectural detail matters, knowing which service best fits your project can make a major difference in both the final result and the overall experience. At New York Custom Interior Millwork, we specialize in custom millwork, but we frequently collaborate with carpenters, contractors, and casework fabricators as part of larger residential and commercial projects. While all three disciplines involve woodworking and construction, they differ significantly in purpose, level of customization, materials, and craftsmanship. What Is Millwork? Millwork refers to custom-crafted woodwork and architectural elements fabricated specifically for…

