Art Furniture

Chair for a Small Important Person
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Garry Bennett Oakland, Calif. furniture maker Garry Knox Bennett designed and built this chair for a 2005 exhibition at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Mass. Bennett was among…
FDR Chair
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Garry Bennett The spirals and curves on this lounge chair are regular design elements found in the huge body of work from Oakland, Calif., furniture maker Garry Knox Bennett. The...
Chair – 905
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Garry Bennett More sculpture than furniture, Oakland, Calif., furniture maker Garry Knox Bennett married a manufactured bentwood dining chair and a classic hand saw in the creation of...
Changing Tides Tables
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Tony Kenway Although Kenway's pieces remain firmly functional, the trend in his designs is toward more and more sculptural shapes. These tables, made for a room with a view…
Sculpted Lamp
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Susan Hersey Hersey wraps twigs and branches with paper to make her unique form of “sculptural lighting” designed for atmosphere rather than utility. This lamp is made from layers…
Tea with the Mad Hatter
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Michael Cullen Cullen has collaborated on a number of pieces with the metalworker Laurie Marson. Their table for one was inspired by the tea-swilling Mad Hatter in Alice in…
Trompe l’Oeil Tool Chest
October 24, 2012

Trompe l’oeil tool chest made by Stephen Alexander while attending the North Street Bennet School in Boston, Ma.
Coffee Table
October 24, 2012

Rudolph’s pine and glass coffee table entitled “E Ticket” depicts a city’s evolution from the 20th to 21st century. The table is one of five in a series.
Rocking Chair
October 24, 2012

Perrin’s maple rocker entitled “Empire Chair,” has been featured in several magazines and newspaper articles.
Briefcase
October 24, 2012

Briefcase made from paulownia by John Kennedy, Berea, KY.

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