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KELLY PARKER Parkville, Mo. Parker made this table from a magnificent burl that was given to her, though she’s not sure what the wood is. She was intrigued by the portion…

FRED ROSSI Manchester, Mass. Rossi’s goal in designing this table was to create a piece with clean lines that highlighted the wood: “No hardware, no countertop overhang, nothing extra.” The…

PHIL GAUTREAU Brooklyn, N.Y. The wood for these maple burl platters came from Columbia County, N.Y., about two hours north of Gautreau’s studio. “The design inspiration was more of an…

ELISE WALKER Amery, Wis. This is Walker’s version of a 1765 block and shell bureau by John Townsend. The top drawer front and shells were carved from one thick piece of mahogany instead of using…

JOE MORGAN Park Rapids, Minn. Fascinated by how trees seem determined to sprout inside abandoned buildings, Morgan designed the marquetry on this cabinet so that spring blossoms appear to grow…

MARK BELLONBY Mason Neck, Va. Bellonby designed the marquetry on the doors of his cabinet-on-stand to show a river with mockingbirds and dogwoods reminiscent of the Virginia countryside where he…

CRAIG ALLISON San Anselmo, Calif. With its limestone veneered exterior, this pull-out coffee table was designed to be an attractive surface for serving guests. Allison donated it to an auction…

DALE JOHNSON St. Francis, Minn. Having discovered a rare log of American chestnut, which has largely disappeared from northern forests due to a blight, Johnson designed this small table to highlight the wood.…

Inspired by Mark Edmundson’s bench in FWW #194 (“A Modern Bench”), Jenkins modified his version to integrate Edmundson’s double rails and stretchers into a single, deeper rail.

Cherry, figured cherry, and birdseye maple.