Port Orford Cedar

This cabinet was designed for Edward’s wife, a professional violist. It’s based on a violin cabinet made by James Krenov in 1969. “The dimensions were chosen for ease of use,”…

Woodworker: Kylee SebreeThis Krenov-inspired cabinet on stand (10-1⁄4 in. deep by 23-in. wide by 45-1⁄4 in. tall) was Sebree’s final project at the Inside Passage School of Fine Woodworking in...

Woodworker: John Reed Fox A few years after dropping out of college, John Reed Fox was working as an auto mechanic in Boston and spending his lunch hours browsing in…

Woodworker: Carl Swensson Carl Swensson's first attempt at screen making yielded this shoji-inspired piece included in Home Furniture, #5. The original design melds concepts from a Japanese book...

Woodworker: Carl Swensson Carl Swensson designed this Japanese-style folding screen as an abstract representation of stars in the sky. Swensson created this piece before he ever traveled to Japan so...

Woodworker: Michael Cullen Chests and boxes are good candidates for the type of allover carving Cullen favors. He likes the broad, uninterrupted surfaces they offer and the ability to make…

Chest by Michael Cullen features hand-carved, milk-painted wood, a wenge base, and an unfinished Port Orford cedar bottom.

Building a Mystery The rich colors of kwila and makore give this sideboard a quiet yet commanding presence in the room. The veneers were carefully sawn from planks and arranged…

This piece came about after re-watching one of my favorite movies, "The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou." There is a line at some point where Steve Zissou mentions to his…

Reclaimed , vertical grain , Port Orford Cedar . Pegged , mortise & tenon construction . Sunbrella fabric , stainless steel hardware .