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Go to Image effects/Cutout and apply the following cutout.

Apply a drop shawdow with the following settings.

Add a new Layer called Left Window. And go thru the exact same steps
as you did for the first window.
Your cabinet should like like this now:

Select none. Hide all layers except the Front piece. Using the selection
tool draw a rectange around the image and click inside so that it selects
the image. The marching ants will be around the all of it.

Go to Image Effects/Inner Bevel and apply the following settings:

Select none and go to the Backside Layer and add a new Layer called
Shelf. Hide the backside layer again. Using the selection tool draw
a rectangle inside the right window and across to the middle. Use the
deform tool just to resize if it is to big. Flood fill with Linear
Gradient, metallic. Copy and paste as a new selection and add towards
the bottom. Should look like this:

Go to Select/Select None. Copy and paste as a new selection and place
on to your left window, lining them up.
Take the Opacity on this layer down to your liking. Mine was at 70
Cabinet should look like this now:

Add a new layer. Draw a long short rectangle for your door handle.
Flood fill with the Metallic Linear Gradient Or black and apply The
same inner bevel to it.
If you have Blade Pro you can apply your favorite Preset to it.

You are now ready to add your decorations. To add anything add a new
layer above the shelf layer and keep adding new Layers each time
you add a new image to a shelf. Hide the window layers so the items
are easier to move around.

Finished Cabinet is

HERE

If you have any questions or problems with this Tutorial, feel free to email me.

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