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Woodworker: Anders Whealdon A collaboration between designer Ejler Hjorth-Westh and woodworker Anders Whealdon resulted in this handsome chair. Whealdon searched for a wood that would complement...

Woodworker: Chris Gochnour Inspired by cricket tables common in England during the 18th century, Chris Gochnour added an extra measure of charm and utility to this side table by adding drop leaves...

Woodworker: Kevin Rodel This bookcase is an early Rodel piece. He kept the design close to the original by Gustav Stickley that was designed by Harvey Ellis. The bookcase includes three adjustable...

Woodworker: Kevin Rodel This small side table is an adaptation of a Charles Rennie Mackintosh design from the Hill House in Scotland. In general, Rodel says he’s attracted to the…

Woodworker: Kevin Rodel This round table is the first Arts and Crafts piece that Rodel ever built. A Harvey Ellis tabouret inspired this design in cherry. The top features an…

Woodworker: Kevin Rodel This high-back chair is an exact copy of one designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh in 1900 for the Ingram Street tearooms in Glasgow. The ebonized-cherry reproduction features...

Woodworker: Kevin Rodel Rodel didn’t want to make yet another coffee table so this one is called a chai table after the Indian-style spice tea. The slat-topped table is his…

Woodworker: Kevin Rodel Rodel crafted this glass-topped hall table from ebonized cherry, cypress, and glass. The Japan-inspired piece pushes the limits of what is considered Arts and Crafts, but the...

Woodworker: Hikmet C. Sakman Sakman’s interpretation of this Arts and Crafts dresser includes graceful elements that break up the typically rectilinear style, such as a tapered carcase and curved...

Woodworker: Steven Kessler To make this desk, Kessler modified plans for a Roycroft lady’s writing desk. He finished the quartersawn white oak with Jeff Jewitt’s Arts and Crafts finishing...