The plans for this corner cabinet were published in Wood Magazine Dec/Jan 2007. The project was quite a challenge because of the angles of cut, especially the crown molding at the top. I used solid red oak for the face frame, molding and doors, and 3/4" oak plywood for the rest.
As all woodworkers do, I changed the design some from the original published. Displayed in the cabinet are some of my segmented bowls turned on the lathe.
The attractive molding and trim profiles were made using common round-over, cove, and Roman ogee router bits. Pocket joints were used to join the angled sides to the face frame. The finish has one coat of shellac undercoat along with 3 coats of hand rubbed Minwax oil based polyurethane.