Steel table with butcher block top. verrrrrry close to completion, but not quite, lets called it “presented” for class review. 14 gauge steel folded into shape. collapses by way of bolt on brackets.
Gorgeous handmade wooden lamps by Michael of Castlewerks. Utilizing various techniques like veneering and bent lamination, he constructs beautiful and unique lamps, as well as other furniture and cabinetry.
Lounge chairs by Dan Johnson, USA, 1950s. via 1stdibs
Bench by designer Toav Avinoam is made of sawdust The shavings are compressed into their shape and cast in resin with the legs in place.
Mahogany Side Table
My first piece of furniture. Solid Mahogany side table measuring 16” x 12” x 12”. Mortise and tenon joinery, with spline miters, dominated by a large lapped-joint base that continues up into the thin planar legs. Hand waxed finish.
Yabane storage unit, by Parisian design team Yaki and Arnaud Cooren. Unique ash piece is easily accesible from both sides.
Blast stools by Israeli furniture designer Guy Mishaly are made through detonating explosives inside of a generic metal shape to form the legs, and 100% unique variations which each piece.
Stools by Daniel Glazman feature a leg with an integrated woodclamp that holds the other 2 legs fast in this contemporary stool design. His exploration began with two wooden legs and an un-altered bar clamp, his process after the jump.
The Mouse Desk, by Jason Radcliffe of Cleveland based 44 Steel. This simple functional desks shows Radcliffe’s attention to detail and craft.
A intricate cabinet made by designer Freddy Hill of Bomb Factory Furniture, based in Cleveland. Working out of an old bomb factory in a collaborative environment with Forty Four Steel
Gorgeous half-blind dovetails in the drawer of a tressle table built by GLJacobs of LumberJocks
Three-legged folding stool by Royal College of Art graduate Jack Smith .
Fangs Chair, designed by Konstantin Achkov is made from plywood and assembled without any glue.
A chest of drawers that appears as a pile of raw lumber. Designed by Raphaël Charles
Incredible hand sculpted wooden doors by Benji Reyes a woodworker in the Philippines
