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This small dressing table is a reproduction of a Chippendale-style piece in the Minneapolis Institute of Arts (c. 1760–1780) attributed to the Garvan Carver. The carving was what attracted Kubalak,…

Boyle said he loves Danish design, especially chairs woven with Danish cord. Looking for something more durable than cord, he tried paracord. “It is similar in size but has much…

This game table was inspired by Ed Stuckey’s Federal card table in the gallery of FWW #206, but Pyka had ambitions far beyond that design. As well as opening once…

Inspired by the work of James Krenov with a nod toward Asian influences in furniture design, Breyman started this chest-on-stand as many furniture makers do, by finding the perfect wood.…

A hobbyist woodworker with a degree in architecture, Larralde knows a lot about curves and geometry, so he used parts of a golden rectangle to design the shape of this…

Jonsson had been studying our Master Class about kumiko gridwork (FWW #259) when a church in a small village near his home requested he build a shoji screen for its…

Sutton was experimenting with cantilevers when he designed these shelves. The three curved elements, which are steam-bent, penetrate the pair of angled legs and support the shelves from below. Stainless-steel…

Durfee has made two of these sideboards. The original, built 14 years ago, was a companion piece to an expanding, oval-top dining table. “My client liked curves, as do I—I…

After seeing a Queen Anne version of this cellarette in the collection at Winterthur Museum in Delaware, Vanaria decided to design and make a Federal-style version for his wife. The…

Built to measurements of the game box found in the tomb of Tutankhamen. Game consists of reversible game box, two sets of player pieces, and sled/couch on which game sits.