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RICHARD CIUPKA Mont-Royal, Que., Canada Ciupka used two types of mahogany—Cuban and Brazilian—in this dresser, reserving the darker Cuban wood in the coopered doors to add a sense of roundness…

SOPHIE GLENN Smithville, Tenn. This wall shelf blends traditional and modern elements, and that was the point. Glenn used hand-cut dovetails and live-edge lumber for the traditional part of the…

NICHOLAS HAMILTON HOLMES Hamilton, Ont., Canada This credenza was inspired by traditional Mid-Century designs, but Holmes got creative with the base and the “horns” at the top of the case.…

DANIEL SCHNEIDER Champaign, Ill. Schneider based this chair on a Sam Maloof spindle chair from the 1950s. “I love his furniture, but especially his earlier, more Mid-Century, Danish-influenced designs.” Schneider…

BOB GAUGHAN Prescott, Ariz. Gaughan modeled this clock after one in the lobby of the Grand Californian Hotel in Disneyland, a spot his family has visited many times. “I fell…

JONATHAN OTTER Earltown, N.S., Canada Otter shaped the frame of this chair from large planks of walnut, cutting the parts to rough shape and then sculpting them by hand, without…

HARVEY MEYER Dunwoody, Ga. Meyer’s basket-illusion turnings involve a mindboggling process that includes turning, burning with a custom burning pen, and dying with India ink. The grid is made up…

SCOTT DEWAARD Walland, Tenn. DeWaard calls this his personal family cabinet. “I was thinking of a furniture maker’s response to my grandmother’s family Bible, where significant events in the life…

PETER BULL Cleveland, Ga. The design of this table evolved from timber framing. The white pine base is wood from cutoffs from a timber-frame project Bull did 10 years ago.…

MICHAEL McDUNN Greenville, S.C. McDunn saw legs like this in an antique school desk and said he “was amazed at the leg design in such an old piece. I tucked…