Arts and Crafts

by Nancy R. Hiller

Styled after a well-known English Arts and Crafts manufacturer's work, this desk incorporates the signature square, flared feet and curved front aprons of the Harris ...

by Josh Finn

You're a woodworker. So do you really want a front door that looks like it came from a home store? Especially when there's nothing too difficult about making your ...

by Kevin Rodel

This simple yet strong gridwork side table has a number of interesting twists. The legs are cuffed, and have a reverse taper on the two outer faces, moving from ...

by Gregory Paolini

An elliptical top, arched legs, and decorative piercings add grace and beauty to this Craftsman-style table modeled after a library table by Charles Limbert. This ...

by Michael Pekovich

With its quartersawn oak, exposed joinery, fumed finish, and hand-hammered hardware, this case piece would not be out of place in an antique Stickley catalog. The ...

by Kevin Rodel

Kevin Rodel’s prairie settle is a perfect example of the low horizontal lines that characterize Prairie-style furniture. The broad low back is well suited for informal ...

with Anatole Burkin

Rustic, free-form, and fun are hallmarks of Adirondack-style furniture made by craftsmen in upstate New York

by Fine Woodworking editors

A collection of project plans including bookcases, tables, chairs, and shelves plus finish recommendations

by Jonathan Binzen

One woodworker's career path leads through a wide-ranging furniture style

by Nancy R. Hiller

This simple wall cabinet incorporates a number of details and techniques that make it special: mitered joints for the columns, decorative inlay, and a finish for ...

by Gregory Paolini

Gregory Paolini modeled his book rack after the #74 Gustav Stickley book rack -- with its short design, V-shaped shelves, and D-shaped handholds. But Paolini also ...

by Kevin Rodel

This Arts and Crafts-style chair would fit comfortably in a dining room or a library. With its curved back rest and angled joinery, it offers plenty of construction ...

with Darrell Peart

A look back at John and Peter Hall, who built the historic furniture and bungalows for the Arts and Crafts designers

by Kelly J. Dunton

Inspired by the designs of Gustav Stickley, this small table is made from quartersawn white oak, fumed to an authentic Arts and Crafts finish. Pegged through-tenons ...

by Matt Berger

Furniture of William Morris, Frank Lloyd Wright, and others on display in San Francisco