Tables - Page 3 of 23

Steve Latta details how to veneer and add a leather surface to a tabletop for an unparalleled writing surface.

This top design, dating back to the Federal period, pivots 90° and folds open to double the work area.

An elliptical top and crossed rails distinguish this contemporary piece

Thomas Throop has explored this furniture form in designs that range from traditional to completely contemporary.

Two templates ensure that this solid-wood edging will correctly fit to any outside curve.

Bruce Eaton's adaptable method relies on fundamental veneering techniques.

Masking tape creates a well into which you can pour an epoxy foot.

While the art of bonsai seeks to shape the tree in specific ways, Austin Heitzman shapes the stand that both supports the tree and complements its design.

Based on a vintage Danish Modern piece, Chris Gochnour's side table has legs that pierce the tabletop and battens that hold the top flat, stabilize the legs, and provide the runners for the side-hung drawer.

Copper wire and epoxy combine to keep a tile tabletop in place.