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Woodworker: Richard Gies Interested in furnishing their 1830 Quaker farmhouse with circa 1780-1850 pieces, Gies and his wife borrowed elements from three period pieces to design and build this...

Woodworker: Marcus Collier The circa 1850 reproduction Tansu chest is a loose intrepretation of a piece Collier saw in the book Traditional Japanese Furniture (Kodansha International, 1986). Made of...

Woodworker: John Lang Simplicity shines in this lamp by John Lang. The lamp has an ash veneer shade stitched together at the top and bottom, like a Japanese fan. The…

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Woodworker: Wayne MarcouxThis is the first in a series of curve legged tables designed by New Hampshire furniture maker Wayne Marcoux. The legs are constructed as bent laminations, and the...

Woodworker: Michael Cullen The potential of freehand carving is clear in Cullen's powerfully evocative little box. He is intrigued by this simple, elegant almond shape, with which you can create…

Woodworker: Michael Cullen Cullen has collaborated on a number of pieces with the metalworker Laurie Marson. Their table for one was inspired by the tea-swilling Mad Hatter in Alice in…

Woodworker: Michael Cullen Cullen's whimsical side comes out in pieces like this cabinet, which was inspired by a favorite book from his boyhood, Antoine de Saint Exupéry's The Little Prince.…

Woodworker: Michael Cullen In the earthquake of 1989, an old railroad trestle collapsed in Ferndale, California. Cullen bought some of the wood and made these benches. In pieces like these,…

Woodworker: Michael Cullen Building pieces like this walnut table is a process of subtraction rather than construction. Such elemental work is enjoyably physical, Cullen says, and has a whole...