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Lokken made this veneered liquor cabinet while a student at Rhode Island School of Design. The internal curved-front drawer has angled hand-cut dovetails. “I enjoyed overcoming the technical challenges of…

Click here to enlarge image. This lady’s desk was inspired by French “bonheur du jour” writing desks and the work of Thomas Sheraton. Gill set out to make a more…

This dining table has strong ties to Gibson’s home in New Zealand and to his family. When Gibson’s father found an old stash of rough-cut matai lumber at a cabinet…

This cabinet is named “Lou” after the friend who gave Kamerath the mesquite slab for the top and challenged him to make something beautiful. “The wood was gray, weathered, had…

Click to enlarge image. Givon, who recently moved from Texas to California, made this cabinet as a modern interpretation of the geometric patterns common in Mediterranean architecture. The case is…

Lardon made this nautilus shell using a bandsaw technique posted online by Steve Garrison. From the moment he saw the technique, Lardon says, “I was infatuated and knew I would…

Click to enlarge image. This grandfather clock, made from barn wood, has a handmade wood clock mechanism. “Throughout the clock, there is no wood filler or sanding to hide mistakes,”…

The scenes depicted on this cabinet were inspired by a backwater along the Potomac River, where egrets, kingfishers, and blue heron congregate and raise their young. Bellonby created the designs…

This coffee table is a slimmed-down version of one McKonly had previously built. He had intended to make the top from two pieces nestled together, but then he spied a…

This dressing table design is modeled after a late 18th-century piece built in Portsmouth, N.H. Tritchler, who went to North Bennet Street School, saw the table as a chance to…