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Hart built this cabinet-on-stand while in his first semester at the College of the Redwoods, now known as The Krenov School. The classic design is meant as an homage to…

This chest is similar in style to a tall cupboard Blachly designed in 2009. Back then, he wanted to explore what could happen to a simple piece “if it were…

Copied from an original made by William Buckland and William Bernard Sears in the 1760s, this table was built with period-appropriate hand tools in the Anthony Hay Cabinet Shop at…

“This is the first piece I designed as a solo furniture maker after leaving my previous job of 14 years at a custom furniture shop,” says Goorskey, who cites contemporary…

Tuballes describes this chair as “a case study on reinterpreting a modern style armchair with clean lines and chamfered edges, using traditional fabrication methods.” The chair features wedged through-tenons, hidden…

This table is one of the required projects at NBSS. Fazzina says she approached it by taking traditional elements and playing with their proportions to create something that felt a…

Small wood turnings like this serve several purposes for McAlpine. One, they are simple and elegant on their own merits; and two, they let him experiment with color and finishing…

Danchak made this cabinet, with three drawers behind the doors, for the casework phase of the Nine-Month Comprehensive program at the Center. The curved sides are dovetailed to the top…

Shaw calls this the Droplet Table, because it was inspired by watching droplets of rain create expanding circles as they hit the surface of a pool of water. “The intent…

The design of this table was based on a Shaker hall table, but the original had turned legs and only one drawer. Anderson tapered the legs instead, and used three…