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Improv with some classic Krenovian techniques

James made this chair for his daughters to practice cello. The details derive from the cello itself and from musical notation. The legs and side stretchers mimic a 16th rest…

The helix or spiral is abundant in nature but certainly less so in furniture design. Abraham was seduced by the idea of using straight sticks to produce spirals; or, rather…

Judge’s Special Award This lounge chair was Diego’s first major woodworking project. Its structural members, which taper to surprisingly thin cross sections, remain sound thanks to bent lamination. Diego did…

This media console blends minimalist design with kumiko latticework. The lower section was designed to keep digital equipment out of sight while still allowing airflow. The playful drawers help break…

Sean spent almost a year working with the client to come up with the final design of these pieces. “It was a challenging project that was, at times, a process…

Neil made this table as a student in the Austin School of Furniture’s three-month Intensive Furniture Making Course. Aside from the general demilune form and certain elements of the joinery,…

When building this piece inspired by Gary Rogowski’s sushi box in FWW #139, John decided to experiment with some techniques he had never tried before. For the lid, he carved…

From studying with Chris Gochnour to enrolling at North Bennet Street School to a full-time dream job in the Hay Cabinet Shop in Williamsburg, Va., furniture making has been a rewarding second career for Jeremy Tritchler.

To complement the custom speaker cabinets Jake had been making, he designed a console. He had a beautiful walnut board sitting around and knew he could make it into something…