Take a detailed look inside a nearly completed custom Georgian-style home and explore the architectural carpentry and millwork that brings this classical design to life.

In this walkthrough, we highlight floor-to-ceiling paneling, raised panels, large panel jambs, traditional wainscoting, detailed molding transitions, custom stair millwork, and a stunning diamond-coffered ceiling. We also break down some of the more challenging details, including compound miters, curved molding, tongue-and-groove transitions, and the custom framing and blocking required to make everything fit perfectly.

From the symmetrical exterior and imported Italian slate roof to the intricate interior millwork, this house showcases how traditional Georgian architecture can be recreated in a modern custom build while maintaining the details and proportions that make the style so distinctive.

We also take a look at the floor-to-ceiling paneling in the study, including how the panel layout was designed around a large TV to make it feel more like an intentional piece of the room's architecture.

There are plenty of small carpentry details throughout this house that make a big difference, from molding transitions and compound cuts to the way different architectural elements meet and flow together.

Watch the full walkthrough to see the craftsmanship and architectural details behind this beautiful Georgian-style home.