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Woodworker: Frank Strazza Influenced by Federal-style furniture, Strazza designed this solid figured walnut writing desk for the Texas Furniture Makers Show. The secondary woods are maple, holly, and...

Woodworker: Philip C. Lowe Over the years, Lowe has had the opportunity to restore a number of original works by renowned Federalist architect and carver Samuel McIntire—waxing, polishing, and...

Woodworker: Brianna Rhodes Rhodes, just 15 years old, has been woodworking in the Leipsic 4-H club since she was 7. Her father, a cabinetmaker by trade, has been a big…

Woodworker: John GushChicago-area woodworker John Gush built this Federal-style nightstand based on a Thomas Seymour worktable on display in the Winterthur Museum. He modified the dimensions to work...

Woodworker: John Gush Chicago-area woodworker John Gush built this extended dining table, which occupies his dining room alongside several other reproductions of "bespoke period furniture in the...

Woodworker: Miguel Gómez-Ibáñez Built for a bedroom containing a pair of beautiful Federal-era Portsmouth bureaus, these bedside cabinets are scaled-down (and narrowed) versions of the originals...

Tall lcase clock in curly maple by Bill Coyle.

Woodworker: Mario Rodriguez Typical of mantels found in 19th-century farmhouses, this mantel's flat relief and plain treatment, based on the styles of classical architecture, perfectly frame the...

Sheraton-inspired field-style bed in cherry by Doug Moosberry and Steve Latta. The bed features turned posts and mortise-and-tenon joinery.

Rodriguez takes the reader step-by-step crafting a Federal-style tilt-top tea table in mahogany.