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Black walnut octagonal dining table

OldGreen, member | September 14th, 20112 comments

Here is a 72" octagonal dining table I designed and built from sustainably harvested local black walnut. After having the great pleasure and opportunity of spending a weekend touring both the...

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Greene & Greene Bar Stool

Nollie, member | May 7th, 2011

My first G&G Bar Stool. I used African mahogany with African blackwood for the pegs. The stain is a cherrywood gel stain with a poly-wax topcoat. Upholstery is high density foam on a plywood base.

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Greene & Greene Coffee Table

Fleming, member | June 8th, 20102 comments

This is a Greene & Greene inspired coffee table. The design is mine using elements seen in their furniture. The materials of Construction are mahagany, mahogany veneer and ebony.

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Chest Table inspired by Greene & Greene

Benthoven, member | November 8th, 20096 comments

In the classic arts & crafts style of Greene & Greene, this is a solid mahogany and cumalo chest table with ebony trim. Dimensions are 55" L x 30" H x 19" D, and the finish is Watco Cherry...

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John Hall's Greene & Greene Style Frame

Ronbo442, member | October 14th, 20092 comments

The wood whisperer, Marc Spagnuolo, inspired me to recreate this beautiful frame. The only variation is that I cut the bottom of the styles to 1/8" and laid it on top of the lower rail instead...

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Tool Tote

Wood_Jack, member | January 18th, 20092 comments

Arts & Crafts tool tote with Greene & Greene style pegged joints. The woods used are walnut and lyptus. The pegs are ebonized walnut. The box joints were hogged out with a...

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Greene & Greene style bookcase

dickvn, member | January 14th, 20092 comments

This is a bookcase I designed and built for my wife. She requested G&G-style, sized to fit in a certain space and to hold specific books. It's 42-1/2"W x 28"W x 12"D. It's wider than...

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The Gadget Station

The Wood Whisperer, member | October 31st, 20084 comments

The Gadget Station is a charging center for everyday electronics. Primary wood is bubinga with spalted maple panels and a figured maple back panel. Ebony accents. Finish is a wiping...

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