Design

This artist and woodworker creates sculptural mirrors by blending hand-drawn sketches, digital modeling, and traditional woodworking techniques.

Oh, fancy legs, where do we begin? With the endless possibilities for contemporary shaped legs, the roots of the process can follow the same steps as crafting a classic cabriole leg form but with more flair.

The joints in this oval side table were inspired by a poster at an ad agency.

Wharton Esherick was a genius steeped in the arts and he produced some of the most influential woodcuts and carved wooden sculptures.

Peter Marcucci takes a broad look at 19th-century furniture maker Charles Rohlfs and some general characteristics of his approach to design and construction.

Aspen Golann's process will help you take a creative and contemporary approach to a traditional American style.

Owain Harris's inset pulls add an elegant, ergonomic touch to doors and drawers.

Dave Richards demonstrates how to use SketchUp and a free plug-in to make finding complex geometry relatively simple.

Amanda is joined by Ashley Pieper and Bonnie Elisabeth Hawk to discuss woodworking education and how it has carved a path for them in their furniture making careers.

Dave Richards uses the Bezier Spline extension to help him detail the rungs and legs of a chair model in SketchUp