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Here's my dresser in Arbutus (Madrone) and Lacewood with Jarrah pulls. I hope you like it!

Naramata, B.C., Canada This hand-carved blanket chest was inspired by the work of Michael Cullen. Rick lined the interior with aromatic cedar and finished the carved exterior with milk paint…

San Francisco, Calif. This reproduction is modeled after Ray Journigan’s chair, generously documented in his 2021 American Period Furniture article. Rob also relied on numerous Facebook and Instagram posts and…

Moncure, N.C. Bill designed and built this piece as part of a casework class at the Center for Furniture Craftsmanship in Maine. The instructors, Tim Rousseau and Thomas Hucker, guided…

Lancaster, Ohio This dresser was a commission for a client who wanted to match an existing Shaker bed and side tables. The design is based on the plans and techniques…

Knoxville, Tenn. This turned and chip-carved bud vase is part of a continuing exploration for Daniel in several areas, both technical and aesthetic: freehand chip carving, creating color gradients with…

Kula, Hawaii Originally from Vermont but having lived in Hawaii for the last 23 years, Ryan found himself back in Vermont attending the Vermont Woodworking School. He designed and built…

Falmouth, Va. This Duncah Phyfe drop-leaf table started with Dan’s love affair with bubinga, a wood that, he says, “is as hard to carve as it is beautiful.” He was…

Boston, Mass. This chair is based on a traditional Ming Chinese round-back chair. Hugo says, “It’s full of complications in design and construction, especially when trying to find creative solutions…

Boston, Mass. After observing Peter Follansbee demonstrate 17th-century relief carving, Rex chose a 17th-century linen chest to determine if he was up to hand-carving the panels. His marigold and tulip-carved…