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Ryan designed this wall-hung mirror/cabinet at his wife’s request. Decorative details abound in this piece; the door alone is made up of more than 53 individual pieces, including bits of…

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…

This piece combines the basic design of Mike Pekovich’s low chest of drawers in FWW #248 with the butler’s desk by Chris Becksvoort in #243. “It gave my son much-needed…

“I designed this floating-top table and wasn’t sure I would ever build it,” Dean says. But then he was given some thick slabs of soft maple that were ideal for…

Litto built this reproduction American Hepplewhite sideboard using drawings from Construction of American Furniture Treasures by Lester Margon (Dover Publications, 1975). He drew the piece in AutoCAD before beginning the…

Playing with a traditional Windsor design, Townley hoped the blend of symmetry and asymmetry in this love seat would suggest new ways for people to sit together. “It’s intended as…

Charney designed this small breakfast table so that the table and chairs present a single profile to the viewer. “I decided to design and build it with hidden chairs that…

When his wife asked for a larger, better-looking dresser than the one she had, Lecomte turned to a stash of curly cherry that he was saving for a special project,…

This is Zucker’s second tool cabinet. He built the first with power tools. “I had only three inherited handplanes at the time, and the finished cabinet looked really empty. I…

This toolbox was built while Loftus was taking a class on fundamentals at Wooden Boat in Maine. He picked the project because it has both half-blind and through-dovetails. Because he…