Glass - Page 4 of 13

Woodworker: Scott Gutierrez The design for this padauk and wenge hall table came as Gutierrez thought about the architecture (particularly the bridges) and countryside of Vietnam and Thailand, which...

Woodworker: Garry Bennett The infamous "Nail" Cabinet by Oakland, Calif. furniture maker Garry Knox Bennett became a landmark in furniture history when it was featured on the back cover ofFine...

Woodworker: Michael C. Fortune Birds in flight inspired this glass and East Indian rosewood design. Fortune used tapered laminations for the curved components of the table. After glue-up, he cut…

Woodworker: Martin J. Milkovits As a busy furniture-maker, Milkovits rarely gets time to build anything for himself but did make room in his schedule for this country-style hutch. He designed…

Woodworker: Randy Leavitt Leavitt designed this maple and walnut table to be the centerpiece of his client's great room, which overlooks the Connecticut River. Built in homage to the trees…

Woodworker: Eric-Martin Masse Masse created this cocktail cabinet as a final project before graduating in 2005 from L'École du Meuble de Montréal. The North American Moon Moth and Art Nouveau…

Woodworker: Scott King The Kings made this piece for a client who wanted a room divider that reminded her of some of the plants and fruits of her native Barbados.…

Woodworker: Michael Cullen Cullen's whimsical side comes out in pieces like this cabinet, which was inspired by a favorite book from his boyhood, Antoine de Saint Exupéry's The Little Prince.…

Corner cabinet in pine by Ken Wirtz.

Rudolph’s pine and glass coffee table entitled “E Ticket” depicts a city’s evolution from the 20th to 21st century. The table is one of five in a series.