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Lauchle designed this desk to showcase classic elements of the Chippendale style, which is his specialty. The ball-and-claw feet, acanthus-leaf carvings on the knees, and the fan on the gallery…

Arthurs built several prototypes before coming up with the final design of this dining table.

Pestalozzi calls this rocker “Surf’s Up” because its shape and rocking motion remind him of being in a kayak in the surf and waves.

West got inspiration for this table from two projects. The shape was inspired by Ray Finan’s “Triangle Table” (FWW #232), as was the beam-compass method for laying out the tabletop.…

Woodworker: Stephen Shankles Maryville, Tenn. This cabinet-on-stand owes its existence to the Tennessee Arts Commission's Master Artist Apprenticeship Program. Shankles worked alongside furniture...

Woodworker: Jerffrey Watson Fayetteville, N.Y. Watson designed this curio cabinet, complete with blown, curved glass, to display a collection of antique china. "We already had a semicircular piece in...

The mild steel stand was for keeping flower pots which is converted into table for cocktails. The top is carved on teakwood piece and is mounted on top of stand.…

The New Hampton Live Edge Bench created by Jim Zink of Meredith, New Hampshire is a taken from the cross-section of a maple tree, preserving all the wood's natural curves and grain,…

New Hampton Live Edge coffee table     The New Hampton Live Edge Coffee Table created by Jim Zink of Meredith, New Hampshire is a taken from the cross-section of a maple…

The desk is made from cutoffs and includes Maple, Ash and Cherry.  Black lacquer hide the mismatched wood and quartersawn zebrawood veneer add a nice accent to the piece.  It…