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Woodworker: Michael Singer Singer built this tall jewelry cabinet for a 15th wedding anniversary. Its long delicate legs give the cabinet a graceful lift, and the doors open to reveal…

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 Peart's substantial Arts and Crafts media cabinet includes pocket doors with adjustable shelves and drawers that can hold either DVDs or CDs. "Straps" on the base and…

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: Michael Harris Sam Maloof designs inspired the organic lines of this table crafted by Michael Harris. Harris built the piece without mechanical fasteners and his daughter now uses it as...

Woodworker: Eugene E. Landon Eugene Landon, one of the most prolific builders of authentic reproduction furniture, recreated this Philadelphia side chair representing the high point of Colonial Queen...

Woodworker: Len Dougherty Len Dougherty's armchair and side chair highlight the unique veneer shading techniques he's built up since learning from marquetry expert Silas Kopf. To add dimension to...

Woodworker: Alex Cameron Cameron based the design of this clock on an original he saw in the venerable book The Victorian Cabinet-Maker's Assistant (plate VIII, Fig. 4), published in 1853.…

Woodworker: Rob Brown As one who has always been drawn to nature, Brown often finds inspiration for his furniture while hiking. The marquetry on this chest of drawers is based…