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This is my cherry bathroom vanity. It took ~9 months to make but mainly because I started, then took a "break" to remodel my bathroom 100%, and when done -…

Woodworker: Nicholas NelsonWinner of Best in Show, this curved cabinet was inspired by the coastal scenery of British Columbia. Nelson said he designed it to convey a sense of motion.…

Woodworker: Joel FickeFicke built this walnut tall-case clock using only hand tools. It's a replica of a circa 1740 clock from the Jeffords Collection that sold for a record $1.68…

Woodworker: Jeff AndersonThis tea table (12 in. deep by 24 in. wide by 14 in. tall) has a serving-tray top with storage below. Anderson designed it for his wife's former…

Woodworker: David LaneLane built this pair of boxes (each 7-1⁄2 in. deep by 12 in. wide by 4-1⁄2 in. tall) from the same design, but varied the base, hardware, finish,…

Woodworker: Thomas SchlackSchlack's love of hollow-vessel turning and complex bending techniques sparked the idea for this cocktail table, which he calls "The Gathering." The center of the base is a...

Woodworker: Vincent ChiconeThe original of this reproduction tall easy chair (circa 1800–1810) sits in the library of Thomas Jefferson's Monticello estate. The chair caught Chicone's attention...

Woodworker: Lesley GoldGold made this lap desk (14-3⁄8 in. deep by 9-3⁄8 in. wide by 2-1⁄2 in. tall) in a master class at Philadelphia Furniture Workshop. It's a replica of…

Woodworker: Aurelio BolognesiBolognesi has always admired the clever clamshell-action cabinets from the 1930s that pivot open to reveal storage inside a plain case. He decided to build one, but he...

Woodworker: Jefferson ShallenbergerShallenberger has been known to build some astonishingly complex cabinets (jeffersondesigngroup.com). But when a customer requested a dining set that would be...