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Judge’s Special Award This lounge chair was Diego’s first major woodworking project. Its structural members, which taper to surprisingly thin cross sections, remain sound thanks to bent lamination. Diego did…

Art Style and People’s Choice awards Throughout a statewide Texas power outage, a bluebird tapped daily on Wayne’s shop windows. The bird came back to the shop multiple times per…

This media console blends minimalist design with kumiko latticework. The lower section was designed to keep digital equipment out of sight while still allowing airflow. The playful drawers help break…

Sean spent almost a year working with the client to come up with the final design of these pieces. “It was a challenging project that was, at times, a process…

When building this piece inspired by Gary Rogowski’s sushi box in FWW #139, John decided to experiment with some techniques he had never tried before. For the lid, he carved…

This cabinet, called Altajwal (Arabic for “The Wanderings”), is part of a series of pieces illustrating the legends of the biblical King Solomon. This one tells the story of Solomon…

The Gallery in Fine Woodworking #263 featured a piece by David Gasson that Paul says just reached out and grabbed him. Paul built this response to it during the COVID…

Twenty years ago, the Peabody Essex Museum exhibited the work of John and Thomas Seymour, father-and-son English émigré cabinetmakers who “played a significant role in shaping New England’s artistic heritage…

This project started as a series of veneer exercises from Craig Thibodeau’s book, The Craft of Veneering. Bill started with the parquetry chessboard top, then challenged himself with veneering coves…

Inspired by both the Arts and Crafts movement and Japanese furniture, this fumed white oak and leather firewood rack was conceived as a showpiece that would be at home in…