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This dining table came about after Huston and his company designed a couple of smaller tables with single-arch steam-bent bases. “We had discussed creating a similar form in a dining…

The brightly colored detail on this stool is inlaid felt. It’s an idea Schrum came up with when working on a different project and “squirreled away” until she found the…

The Dyfi Bench is named after the river Dyfi in Lewis’s home county in Wales. His goal in making it was “to design a bench while avoiding horizontal surfaces and…

If you’ve ever seen those tapered, rustic ladders used for apple-picking in New England orchards, you’ll recognize what inspired the legs on this table. Maple saplings painted apple green reinforce…

After a trip to Santa Fe, Ray’s thoughts kept returning to the pottery forms he had seen in the galleries there. Many of the historic pottery pieces were damaged, with…

Brown’s roots in Chester County, Pa., and his love of the design features prevalent in period work made there—“line-and-berry inlay, paneled chests, and wonderful regional William and Mary period detail”—inspired…

This chair was inspired by the back of an evening gown, a bathing suit top with crisscrossed back straps, and a study of chairs in the Biedermeier style. “This was…

Many long nights of reading inspired this pie-crust table. “Last year I was given a few milk crates of Fine Woodworking magazines. I spent the next four months reading the…

When designing this table, McKonly wanted only two of the legs to pierce the top and decided to try staking the additional legs through the two main legs. He also…

Curves are the focal point of this writing desk—the drawer fronts, the tabletop, the gallery, and even the drawer pulls are curved. Stevens made it while studying in the Fine…