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Woodworker: Sam Norris Norris blended the influence of James Krenov with his own sense of scale to create this sideboard. The Swiss pear, big-leaf maple, and Deodar cedar sideboard is…

Woodworker: Dave Benetello Benetello based this cylinder-top desk (21 in. deep by 34 in. wide by 47 in. tall) on one in Thomas Sheraton's The Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer's Drawing…

Woodworker: Phillip Sell Sell drew on his interest in Charles Rennie Mackintosh's gridwork and the illusions of M. C. Escher's drawings for the design of this bamboo bench, 18-3/4 in.…

Woodworker: Danny Kamerath Kamerath designed this table (10-½ in. deep by 13 in. wide by 35 in. tall) around a small piece of figured satinwood that he used for the…

Woodworker: Matthew Danser While touring in Japan with his now-defunct band, Danser found inspiration for this cherry armoire (23 in. deep by 33 in. wide by 61 in. tall) in…

Woodworker: Frank Strazza Influenced by Federal-style furniture, Strazza designed this solid figured walnut writing desk for the Texas Furniture Makers Show. The secondary woods are maple, holly, and...

Woodworker: Chantal Bonnant Bonnant relied on the rule of thirds to come up with the dimensions and patterns of these mirror-image, mostly maple bedside tables. She resawed all the maple…

Woodworker: Nancy R. Hiller Hiller decided to reproduce this sideboard because she was attracted to its unusual proportions and the combination of metal and glass with wood. The original was…

Woodworker: Tony O'MalleyIn order to accentuate the sculpted trapezoid shape on the drawer fronts of this mahogany desk, O'Malley tapered the outside edges of the frames around them. The drawer...

Woodworker: Jeff O'BrienO'Brien built this cabinet while a student in the Mastery Program at the Northwest Woodworking Studio in Portland, Ore. He designed the interlocking, coopered doors so they...