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Issue 219 Adam Webb wanted to convey a feeling of lightness and warmth in this contemporary take on a Shaker hall table. The table is 14-1/2 in. deep by 59…

Issue 224 Brett MacLearnsberry wanted the shape to suggest that it had grown out of the wall, and when the lights are on, he says the beech shades seem to…

Issue 252 More than 400 pieces of wood went into this bar, which has space for bottles and other assorted items. Its maker, Robert Slotterback, who is a school superintendent…

Issue 210 Like many others, Ross Day says his mind was opened by James Krenov’s emphasis on technical excellence as well as “leaving your fingerprints” on your work. This chair…

Issue 254 When designing this piece, John G. Eugster wanted to avoid a large, monolithic appearance. It was a complicated build, with lots of hand-cut dovetails, mortise-and-tenons, frame-and-panels, and drawers…

Issue 175 Jay Cochran grew up surrounded with English and early American furniture. This influence, combined with his passion for fine woods and furniture making, inspired him to create this…

Issue 205 To keep his clock as simple as possible, Russel F. Gale Jr. veneered the face with 12 separate sections, eliminating the need for numbers or reference points. The…

Issue 141 Nina Browne made this as a gift to her husband after two years of long-distance love while she attended North Bennet Street School in Boston and he lived…

Issue 200 Michael Bell collaborated with Susan Zelouf on the design of this sideboard, part of a large commission of furniture for the Irish embassies in The Hague, Netherlands, and…

Issue 173 “I like furniture that is light in weight, so light that it looks like it will float off,” says Tor Faegre, who got the idea for his floating…