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Maloof fans won't want to miss this extensive exhibit in southern California

David Haig's rocker balances delicate, graceful lines with uncanny strength and durability. He sweeps one perfect curve into the next as he merges the design with joinery that has proven itself over decades.

My first big (non-children's) Shaker chair. These are a familiar sight, so they're easy to take for granted, but, trust me, there's serious geometry going on here. The back legs…

My sister has knitted several Christmas stockings for us, so I thought she deserved something nice in return. This is a pretty faithful reproduction of a Shaker No. 0 armed…

Made this rocker for my Gradndaughter. Used a set of store bought plans with a lot of my own modifications. Upholstered seat, real mirrors and motorcle motor sound for instance. Her Dad…

Taken from issue #25 of Fine Woodworking, Maloof describes his first experience with a client and her interior decorator

Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 This Maloof style rocker was made after studying Mr. Maloof’s books and video and especially the Fine Woodworking article...

Tony Kenway's sculptural furniture emits sea-tossed aura.

Jigs and story sticks ensure accurate joinery.