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Litto built this reproduction American Hepplewhite sideboard using drawings from Construction of American Furniture Treasures by Lester Margon (Dover Publications, 1975). He drew the piece in AutoCAD before beginning the…

This gentleman’s writing desk was designed for a client’s loft living space in a former industrial warehouse. Stanton chose the kidney-bean shape because he wanted to avoid right angles in…

A client with a collection of more than 250 traditional crooked knives asked for a chest of drawers to hold some of them. After making this black walnut/burl cabinet and…

In designing this keepsake box, Giordano sought to blend Eastern and Western influences. “The vertical pillars, floating lid, and translucent acrylic remind me of the western architectural style of Frank…

Schwartz credits Sam Maloof with influencing the design of this chair. “The front legs are a variation of Maloof’s signature joint,” he says. “The legs were turned on the lathe…

This hall table evolved out of the design of two Shaker night stands O’Brien made for his daughter. For the table, he added two drawers and increased the dimensions and…

Conner combined ideas from a variety of articles when he made this desk—”Building a Roll-Top Desk by Kenneth Baumert,” FWW #79, and “18th Century Pennsylvania Secretary” by Lonnie Bird, FWW…

“The challenge: Build a console table to sit behind a tall loveseat in a timber-frame home,” says Kestenbaum. “It had to be tall and slender, yet stable, preferably introducing some…

With a nod toward the gentle nature of Asian-inspired art, this cabinet was made for display at the 2019 annual Rendezvous Royale art festival in Cody, Wyo. The thatch inside…

Although this Danish modern stool looks simple, there’s a lot of small-scale joinery. There are many small mortise-and-tenon joints, both square and angled. At the time he made this stool,…