POPLAR, WALNUT, AND MAPLE, 15-1⁄4D x 29-1⁄2W x 19-1⁄2H

North Bennet Street School, 2018–20

Jackson was inspired by the techniques he wanted to learn, which included bricking, veneering curved surfaces, bridle joints, and reeded, turned legs. “The maple accent beads at the foot of each leg tie into the bead underneath the apron. This was something my instructor Lance Patterson had lightly suggested and I took on board as an opportunity to do something unique,” he says.

–Jackson Fairlie, Melbourne, Australia

Photo: Lance Patterson

From Fine Woodworking #288

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FWW Live Gallery

When the pandemic forced the cancellation of Fine Woodworking Live 2020, these promising furniture makers from woodworking schools around the country were set to be featured in the event’s gallery. It’s a shame you won’t get to see these pieces in person, but here they are in print. We were impressed, and hope you’ll be, too.