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Take a look at the hidden compartments inside this replica of an 18th-century Pennsylvania secretary.

Take a quick video tour of Lonnie Bird's exquisite desk.

Chicago furniture maker Jeff Miller gives a brief overview of his crib project.

Martin takes viewers on a guided tour of his reproduction Thomas Seymour roll-top desk, detailing the materials and techniques that were required to reproduce this magnificant design.

Primarily an ornamental treatment today, carving on furniture has its origin in purely practical reasons, such as the need to shed water, prevent dust buildup, disguise joints, or provide softer edges.…

Throughout history, furniture design pays tribute to its patrons and popular designers

Often the way we categorize furniture is by a prevailing figure of the time. In Europe, furniture periods were historically defined by the ruling monarch, whereas American furniture history typically…

Anything that can be made from wood, but does not fit into a defined furniture category, falls into this catchall we call “accessories.” Since Fine Woodworking magazine was founded in…

The term “stand,” as it is used to describe furniture such as a plant stand or music stand, generally implies a relatively small surface area supported at the required height,…

Understand the derivation of these two terms for upholstered seating...and how they differ from settles.