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We just released an entirely revised video on how to build a comb-back stick chair. But before you consider purchasing it, check your email. If you bought the original video someti...
This is the final post in a three-post series featuring images from a carousel of Don Weber’s slides, which he found while working with us on a profile for The Stick Chair Journal...
I started teaching chairmaking one year ago, fresh off a week assisting Christopher Schwarz’s Chairmaker’s Toolbox class. I had just a few chairs under my belt and probably wasn’t...
The designer’s first comprehensive furniture book traces more than a decade of transforming vintage chairs through color, pattern, and play
This is the second post in a three-post series featuring images from a carousel of Don Weber’s slides, which he found while working with us on a profile for The Stick Chair Journal...
Last month, I went to Nashville where Travis Curtis taught a group of fellow woodworkers and me how to build a Jennie Chair and, for better or for worse, I decided it should be pur...
While working on Don Weber’s profile for The Stick Chair Journal No. 4, Don told me that he had a carousel of slides that might of interest. These were images he used during a tal...
the publication traces more than a decade of chair design through new photography, archival material, and essays. The post yinka ilori’s new book explores the chair as a vessel for...
This video is a somewhat dramatic telling of the story of Francis Trumble, who built the chairs used at the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
From circular materials and residential-inspired office seating to colorful updates of design classics, these chairs prove there’s still plenty of room to reinvent how we sit
I’ve taught woodworking At Dictum GmbH in Germany for many years. And it’s always a bit disorienting (but fun). I’m an American with a German last name who teaches people how to ma...
This documentary from PBS Western Reserve details the life's work of Ohio Windsor chairmaker Richard Grell.
John Hartman's Arts and Crafts–inspired taboret features tapered, splayed legs, an open grid shelf, pinned tenons, and quartersawn white oak.
In keeping with this week’s Summer from the Archives issue, we’re diving (back) into a favorite Remodelista story to excavate the source of one particular detail. The project? A Co...
The following is excerpted from Michael Pekovich’s book “Benchwork,” which we expect in our warehouse any day now. And because the words alone don’t fully do justice to introducing...
The following is one of the projects in Jögge Sundqvist’s book “Karvsnitt: Carving, Pattern & Color in the Slöjd Tradition” Cutting patterns and symbols in wood, and enhancing...
I was sitting in a showroom, testing chairs for a new office. The salesperson had already shown me the ergonomic models with adjustable lumbar supports and synchronized tilts. They...
In this article from 1978, Drew Langsner demonstrates how to cleave wood to follow its long fibers to achieve stock with straight grain.
Old chairs are one of those things that seem to hang around forever, don’t they? One has a broken seat, another has a wobbly leg, and somehow they end up in the shed because we con...
I have used a mouth stick to interact with the world for more than 40 years. It is what I learned to use when I was originally injured and increased my skills as the years progress...
In this video, Mike explains the steps in his design process and shows off three iterations of a nightstand class project.
MONOBLOC HARPS reimagines the familiar plastic chair as a string instrument to explore collective memory, grief, and the unexpected lives of everyday objects. The post dan ortiz le...
There is a corner in my garage that I try to avoid looking at too closely. It is home to a collection of broken, but potentially fixable camp chairs, that if combined with the... T...
A shaving horse and low bench work excellently for holding riven and shaved parts.
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