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Steve’s goal while designing both the writing desk and chair was to achieve simplicity and functionality. The desk can be used closed or opened up into a writing desk. OAK…

This chair is Avrom’s version of a Duncan Phyfe chair at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. He was drawn to its uncommon details, such as the…

Evan Berding had a vision for his chair that ended up taxing both his skills and his stamina.

“I am on a journey to reproduce a number of Charles Rohlfs’s works,” says Peter, whose goal is to understand and make faithful reproductions of this Arts and Crafts furniture…

With a form based on Kentucky chairmaker Chester Cornett’s “Two-In-One Fatman Rocker” and joinery and methods indebted to Jennie Alexander’s style of green woodworking, this rocking chair was a complicated…

One of the program requirements at NBSS is to build a chair using traditional joinery. This is Daniel’s interpretation of a classic Queen Anne design. The seat is covered in…

While studying woodworking at Red Rocks Community College in Lakewood, Colo., David designed this chair and purposely didn’t think about how he’d build it. “Only after I arrived at a…

The subtle shape of Wilson’s chair showcases the grain on the book-matched back panels. He designed it in his second semester at The Krenov School and credits instructors Laura Mays,…

The combination of angles and curves in a Chippendale-style chair can seem complex, but the techniques needed are not out of reach.

Furniture maker Christian Becksvoort presents a straightforward way to build a stunning, classic Shaker settee.