Arts and Crafts Umbrella Stand
Peter Marcucci adapts a furniture Charles Rohlf waste container by adding a liner to turn it into an umbrella stand.
Read morePeter Marcucci adapts a furniture Charles Rohlf waste container by adding a liner to turn it into an umbrella stand.
Read morePeter Marcucci takes a broad look at 19th-century furniture maker Charles Rohlfs and some general characteristics of his approach to design and construction.
Read moreWhen Nick, a woodworker and LAP reader, first let us know about Layout Computer, his free digital chair design tool, I thought, “Wow – that’s nifty and would be awfully useful…if only I made chairs.” Well, now I think it’s unbearably cool and altogether useful, because Nick has added casework (as well as a dovetail…
Read moreThis versatile approach is easily adapted to other styles and uses. Project #1916 • Skill Level: Advanced • Time: 2 Days • Cost: $300 It’s deeply satisfying to sit in a chair that you’ve created in your own shop—and watch …
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Former industrial designer Gerard Furbershaw now creates art furniture, which he describes as “art you can sit on.” He fashions most of his pieces out of 13-ply maple plywood, using positive/negative space to make forms that are about half plywood and …
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