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STEVE OLIVIER Mission Viejo, Calif. Inspired by Tommy MacDonald’s videos on building a bombé secretary, Olivier built this secretary desk as his son’s college graduation gift. “Not meant to be…

STEVEN McLOON Minneapolis, Minn. McLoon designed this side table to accompany two Greene-and-Greene-style chairs he is making, so it includes elements from the chairs, which are based on originals designed…

JASON BEDRE Georgetown, Texas This table gave new life to an elm tree that was dying in Bedre’s front yard. After felling the tree and letting the boards air-dry for three years, he…

MICHAEL SCHAD Eminence, Mo. This carved clock depicts the legend of St. George and the dragon, with St. George at the top left and the captive princess below the clock…

LES HASTINGS Wichita, Kan. This folding bench was inspired by Steve Latta’s minibench (FWW #244). “I made another that is more like his, but somewhere along the way I started thinking of making one that is…

ED NEU Buffalo, Minn. Neu’s chimney cupboard, inspired by a project in FWW, was designed to showcase classic Shaker elements—flat-panel doors, frameand-panel back, Shaker pulls and door latches, and classic proportions.…

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…