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Mid Century Modern credenza made from Walnut with dark walnut stain. Design was inspired by a number of previous projects from Fine Woodworking Gallery with my own design additions.

The inspiration for this piece: having more bottles of various spirits than space for those bottles!

Based on the Michael Pekovich dovetailed jewelry chest from the November issue. Some color added to the top with ambrosia maple stabilized with colored epoxy.

This unique creation is crafted from a single piece of impeccably quartersawn, highly figured Sapele mahogany for both the body and the neck, topped with a highly figured Swiss flame…

Thirty-six years ago Ken’s in-laws presented him and his wife with an antique cradle built by his wife’s great-grandfather. He was so impressed by the gift that he pledged to…

This piece is a contemporary interpretation of a 19th-century Neoclassical console table with tambour doors, bent laminations, and ebony and ivory inlays and accents. Bruce is a 2016 graduate of…

A former Walt Disney Imagineer, Paul is a member of the League of NH Craftsmen. This piece was completed in 2024 and won Best Contemporary Piece at the 2nd Annual…

The first version of this bench was based on photos of Mayan pyramids and made with sycamore, stained green, to suggest a forest canopy. After recently visiting the pyramids of…

Paul designed this piece for and with the help of good friends who wanted something modern but playful for their living room. The drawers and divider techniques were lifted from…

After building a Kumiko bookcase, Ken was hooked on the technique and designed and built this floor lamp constructed of over 2,400 pieces. After studying numerous Kumiko patterns, he came…