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Woodworker: Gary Clark Clark’s chair won third place in the art furniture category and first place for excellence in finishing at the 2007 Design in Wood exhibition organized by the…

Woodworker: Andrew Ward The geometric shapes in this veneered blanket chest were inspired by the mountains that surround Ward’s Colorado home. The peaks and alleys are English walnut, the...

Woodworker: Duff Thury This black walnut “Jax” table (inspired by the children’s game) is Thury’s version of the modern trestle table. Thury developed a technique to invisibly reinforce the...

Woodworker: Gregory Stoddard Stoddard refers to this chest as “The Phoenix.” About 30 years ago, an antiques dealer photographed a number of sale pieces. One was a 400-year-old dowry chest…

Woodworker: Hikmet C. Sakman Sakman’s interpretation of this Arts and Crafts dresser includes graceful elements that break up the typically rectilinear style, such as a tapered carcase and curved...

Woodworker: Scott Gutierrez The design for this padauk and wenge hall table came as Gutierrez thought about the architecture (particularly the bridges) and countryside of Vietnam and Thailand, which...

Woodworker: Seth Deysach This table was built to sit next to an original Eames lounge chair. Janet Rooney, of j rooney design, created the design to complement the mid-20th-century style of…

Woodworker: John McAlister McAlister, the 2001 recipient of the Society of American Furniture Makers’ Cartouche Award for lifetime achievement, made this mahogany and poplar Newport clock for his...

Woodworker: Living and working in wine country, it's only natural that Marshall would incorporate that tradition into his work. This chair is made from a reclaimed oak wine barrel. After…

Woodworker: Doug King King made this madrone and claro walnut curved-top box for his mother, and the feet were inspired by period antiques in her house. In keeping with the…