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This tea caddy gave Albert the chance to explore different wood textures in a single piece. The open grain of the wenge, the smooth rosewood handle, and the charred red…

Simple wood, good proportions, and the use of the wood grain to enhance the design are the hallmarks of Israel’s Shaker-style cabinet. SOUTHERN YELLOW PINE, RED CEDAR, AND AMERICAN WALNUT…

The main idea in designing these shelves, Nolan says, was to keep them modular and to allow for multiple configurations that are easy to switch. The vertical supports lock onto…

This desk was based on traditional tambour desks from the Federal period, but Darren updated the design. The two drawer fronts on the lower section are actually a single hinged…

To make the parts for these birds, George glued layers of veneer with their grain at 90° and used an iron to shape the pieces over curved surfaces. He says…

Michael made this entry table for clients who lost their home in the 2017 Tubbs Fire in California. Also lost in the fire was a small table Michael had made…

Greg built his Camden Cabinet while studying at the Center for Furniture Craftsmanship in Maine. The door panels are hand-carved and ebonized with a combination of steel wool/vinegar solution and…

This live-edge table started with a request from a woodworking friend for help machining large slabs for the top. Eventually the project evolved to where William also designed the base,…

Paul got the construction details of this blockfront kneehole desk from Construction of American Furniture Treasures by Lester Morgan (Dover Publications, 1975). Among the many details that challenged him during…

Todd makes these cube stools in both ash and walnut, with woven leather seats. His goal was to design a comfortable stool that would be lightweight, strong, and stable, and…