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I’m exhibiting two stick chairs at the “No Coast Furniture Salone” that runs from Friday, April 17, through Sunday, May 3, in an exhibit space at 1800 Race Street in Cincinnati, Oh...
Inspired by James Krenov, Craig Vandall Stevens's contemporary plant stand emphasizes verticality through long, five-sided legs.
The Chairmaker’s Toolbox is accepting applications for a scholarship class this August at Lost Art Press. All six students will receive free tuition and materials (plus some meals)...
While I was teaching a chairmaking class at the Woodworking School at Pinecroft last week, school manager Katie Bister offered to plait the handle of my Exeter hammer with the wood...
balance replaces mass in a chair structured through rope tension and curved composite forms. The post hemp fabric and pineapple-leaf fiber composite form a chair built on balance a...
Looking for a simple bookcase hack? This is one of the easiest ways to update a bookcase in minutes. Here’s the step-by-step. // white spindle chair // white spindle table […] The...
The ubiquitous 1859 Thonet No.14, or Vienna café chair is still in production today. ‘Since 1861, it has been made at the same factory in what was Bistritz am Hostein in the Austr...
designed around real sitting habits, the collection accommodates cross-legged, asymmetrical, and relaxed postures rather than enforcing a single ‘correct’ way of sitting. The post...
Editor’s note: Our Mind Upon Mind series is a nod to a 1937 Chips from the Chisel column (also featured in “Honest Labour: The Charles H. Hayward Years”), in which Hayward wrote, “...
Idag på lunchen tog jag en liten runda runt kvarteret med min chef Canan. Vi gick in i några olika butiker och pratade om vilka riktigt bra vintagefynd man gjort och hur sällan det...
"Indeed, it’s hard not to yell out 'ta–da' each time I unfold the seat."
Jon Hammack shares his experience teaching at a local Woodcraft store, along with the steps he took to prepare.
Any moment now, we’re expecting an email that Peter Follansbee’s new book, “17th-Century Essex County Cupboard” will be arriving at the warehouse. So here’s an excerpt from Chapter...
A year ago in the spring of ’25, while I, Kale, was still an apprentice, I ventured to Vermont to build a settee with George Sawyer at his workshop in Woodbury. This is the love ch...
Stackable, sturdy, and ready for anything, the Settecento Chair by Leonardo Liendo is ready for residential, hospitality, and more.
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Featuring Craig Vandall Stevens, Bill Howes, Ben Strano, Christopher Solar, Israel Martin, and more.
Luthier Aaron Keim discusses how he modifies tool handles to avoid pain and injury while working.
Step inside an Iowa workshop where everything — from the projects built to the techniques used — is rooted in the year 1875.
Swedish furniture brand HEM brings an ever-refined chair design, by British designer Max Lamb, from concept to production.
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