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Back twenty years ago we learned from Spokane architect Glenn Davis to put shadow lines on a project in areas where there was an obvious joint or transition. When done correctly, these ‘grooves’ or lines can add a nice flare or architectural element to make a project interesting. Take this shelving unit shown below.
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The lines or ‘groove’ follows perfectly level to other elements in the room such as a bench or a bookcase on other walls. With careful and precise planning, these little subtleties make the difference between average work and great work. Thanks Glenn!
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