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Woodworker: Steve Latta Latta built this inlaid spice cabinet to commemorate his 10th wedding anniversary. Since Latta and his wife are Quakers living in Chester County, Pa. he picked a…

Woodworker: Kevin Rodel Rodel didn’t want to make yet another coffee table so this one is called a chai table after the Indian-style spice tea. The slat-topped table is his…

Woodworker: Kevin Rodel Rodel crafted this glass-topped hall table from ebonized cherry, cypress, and glass. The Japan-inspired piece pushes the limits of what is considered Arts and Crafts, but the...

Woodworker: Billy B. McLaughlinMcLaughlin's inspiration for this piece came from a plain-front Queen Anne highboy he saw in a client's house. He decided to reproduce the piece, modifying it with…

Woodworker: Phillip RechtThe client who commissioned this cherry table wanted a design that would be "more formal than a table and less formal than a desk." Toward that end, Recht…

Woodworker: Jeff TinkerTinker's inspiration for this demilune table (13-1/4 in. deep by 36-1/2 in. wide by 29 in. tall) came from Steve Latta ("Federal Card Table," FWW #180). Tinker concentrated…

Woodworker: R.J. SpomerThis dresser is from a bedroom set Spomer made on commission. The walnut for the carcase was salvaged from a nearby storm-damaged tree and the sweetgum drawer fronts…

Woodworker: Chuck SharbaughSharbaugh is not afraid to turn to unorthodox sources for inspiration. He used shapes from a local steel structure near a harbor in this piece (20-1/2 in. deep…

Woodworker: Allen Arnold Arnold modeled this silver chest after an original he admired in Colonial Williamsburg. Made for his wife, the mahogany chest stands 15 in. deep by 21 in.…

Woodworker: Sergej Kirilov Kirilov designed this solid wenge table with a clever lock. In order to open the two double drawers, the decorated center pull has to be rotated to…