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Woodworker: Darrell Peart This piece is a "near reproduction" of the Thorsen Sideboard made by the Hall brothers and designed by Greene and Greene in 1909. The bolection inlay, proud…

Woodworker: Darrell Peart This is a loose interpretation of the Gamble House (1908) living room chair. Photo: Darrell Peart

Woodworker: Darrell Peart Greene and Greene style is the main influence for this chest of drawers, but Darrell Peart added pulls that allude to Krenov as well. Like Peart's other…

Woodworker: Darrell Peart Seattle's Aurora Bridge and an eight-legged table designed by the brothers Greene inspired the design of this Arts and Crafts desk, which features paired legs connected by...

Stangeland’s desk is made from English brown oak, Macassar ebony, Gaboon ebony and figured maple. It is finished with lacquer.

Greene-and-Greene reproduction dining chair made by Thomas Hugh Stangeland. The chair is made from mahogany, Ebon-x, and upholstered with leather. The chair is a straight reproduction of a 1908 Greene…

Rogowski’s Greene-and-Greene-style sideboard in mahogany. Ebony and yellowheart carved inlay give the piece its visual interest. Traditional frame-and-panel construction was used, as well as breadboard ends, dovetail, and mortise-and-tenon joinery.…

Cherry and red oak bed based on a Greene-and-Greene design. The headboard and footboard feature a cloud lift and linenfold design accent.

Burton made this Greene-and-Greene desk from cherry, curly cherry, soft maple and ebony. The desk is finished with oil.

Rogowski’s mahogany Arts and Crafts bed also features Chinese accents (cloud lifts). The piece is finished with varnish.