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Woodworker: Darrell Peart Greene and Greene style is the main influence for this chest of drawers, but Darrell Peart added pulls that allude to Krenov as well. Like Peart's other…

Woodworker: Douglass Keigley Douglass Keigley studied design elements on a trip to Asia and combined them in this lighted display cabinet. The open cloud-lift shows Chinese influence, while the...

Woodworker: Len Dougherty This early work by Len Dougherty sports an Asian flair that he moved away from in finding his own personal style as an artist. The fully veneered…

Woodworker: Randolph DeMercado Holding to Chinese tradition, DeMercado’s tables are unobtrusive and rely on their simplicity rather than elaborate ornamentation. DeMercado heightened the...

Woodworker: David Fay When designing this lamp Fay started with rough sketches that were then taken to a graphic designer who rendered them on a computer. This computer-aided design enables…

Woodworker: David Finck Japanese paper with ginkgo leaves gives this birch sconce by David Finck a soft, peaceful glow. Photo: Zachary Gaulkin

Woodworker: Marcus Collier The circa 1850 reproduction Tansu chest is a loose intrepretation of a piece Collier saw in the book Traditional Japanese Furniture (Kodansha International, 1986). Made of...

Tansu buffet in bubinga by Bruce Miller.

Maple and yellow satinwood credenza by Patrick Warner. The piece features floating dovetail wedges, a half-lapped open frame back, tapered muntins and recessed triangular handholds. It was left unfinished.

Japanese-style lidded box by Gary Rogowski. The box is made from alder and features an ebony handled, brass pinned lap joints, rounded sides, and a bottom lined with Japanese rice…