Design - Page 2 of 79

During a recent online session with one of my students we were talking about modeling decorative details for furniture. One of the models I used as an example was the…

Polish furniture maker Tom Bensari takes a look at the evolution of the tambour door, from its roots in 18th century France to contemporary furniture collections.

Even the smallest details on Tom Throop's trestle table work in harmony with the overall design.

Johnny Tromboukis uses kerf bending and hot water to bend a kumiko panel.

Jack cuts and sand shades strips of veneer to make a geometric patterned door.

In this video, Dave Richards demonstrates how to model the biscuits and set them up to be easy to insert into a project using the GlueTo feature.

Kieran Kinsell makes curved and faceted stools and tables from logs harvested a few miles from his home in the Hudson valley of New York state.

Drawing helps you practice the leaf before putting a gouge to wood

For David Haig, design begins with a lot of sketching, and slowly, from the jumble of ideas, something begins to take form.

Sarah Watlington spotlights two organizations for their commitment to environmentalism and community.