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Woodworker: Ethan Hutchinson This cherry bench took approximately 40 hours to complete and features contrasting ebony plugs. The bench design is inspired by Queen Anne furniture and the furniture of...

Woodworker: Bill LindauNorth Carolina woodworker Bill Lindau designed and built this sculpted rocking chair in a style he calls "contemporary Maloof." He modeled its shaply curves after the inconic...

Woodworker: Bill LindauNorth Carolina woodworker Bill Lindau designed and built this sculpted rocking chair in a style he calls "contemporary Maloof." He modeled its shaply curves after the inconic...

Maloof rocking chair displayed at Smithsonian American Art Museum (2001-2002)

Maloof chair with new arm design.

Sam Maloof walnut bureau, circa 1949.

Hutchinson used Cherry wood to create this entryway bench that combines Windsor and Maloof styles.

This commissioned chair is made from cherry with ebony plugs and finished with spar-varnish.

 Figured Cherry and Walnut Accent Rocking Chair

Maloof fans won't want to miss this extensive exhibit in southern California