Finding a bookshelf to store your treasured collection of books can pose a bit of a challenge.
Furniture
Furniture projects made by contributors to Canadian Woodworking are presented with complete step-by-step instructions, photos with explanatory text, and project drawings and lists.
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This project began when a friend commissioned a small table as a gift for his wife on her birthday.
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I remember looking up to see my granny opening the glass doors of this large, imposing kitchen dresser.
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The rough texture of slate, combined with the smooth polished surfaces of wood, creates an interesting element in coffee table design.Â
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This library table, based on a Gustav Stickley design, is made of quarter-sawn white oak. Â
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This table is essentially a small cabinet held between four legs. It makes a great place to locate your telephone, and perhaps an accent lamp.
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This one-of-a-kind round coffee table is at home in a spacious, formal living room, dressed with something small and simple on it, say, a chrysanthemum.
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Clocks make wonderful gifts anytime. I make them to sell, give as gifts, and take commissions to customize them.
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Japanese for 'trunk' or 'chest', tansus ranged from small three step units to larger five and eight step units.
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This table is made out of maple and elm, but it would also look great in cherry, walnut or mahogany.
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This is the third project of a three part series for your dining room.
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Waterbeds have come a long way since they were popular in the 1970’s. They are available in all kinds of configurations, from a full-motion to a semi or full-motionless.
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For this ‘floating top’ console, Chico strove for strength and grace: delicate, but not too frail.
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Here is a simple, stylish box that will allow you to keep small everyday close at hand and eliminate clutter at the same time.
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Walking sticks and umbrellas are handy to have near your entrance, but storing them attractively is another thing.
