Simple forms often require the greatest precision. In this class, students will build a contemporary wall-hung cabinet that is equally at home supporting a record player, organizing an entryway, or providing elegant storage throughout the home. Although understated in appearance, the project introduces a wide range of furniture-making techniques that can be applied to future casework projects. A defining feature of the cabinet is its sculpted, coved doors, which create a subtle rhythm across the front while maintaining a clean, contemporary aesthetic. Students will also learn to create rift-sawn panels using the rip-and-flip method, along with several refined details that elevate the finished piece.