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This Viewer Project post is a two-fer. Gerald sent us pics of a beautiful chest of drawers as well as a doll desk for his daughter. Check it out: The Chest of Drawers My wife’s sister asked that I build her son a chest of drawers similar to one that she had seen in a furniture store near he...
A designer in Wyoming, who I have worked with before, contacted me for this custom armoire. The client wanted an Indian and some elk with mountains. The home is in Wilson, Wyoming and they wanted to bring some of the outdoors into their newly remodeled home. The inside accommodates a 50 inch flat s...
...nt the weekend moving things around. Actually, I did all the moving and she simply told me where to put stuff. One of the big items being moved was an armoire Nicole and I received as a wedding gift about 10 years ago. The goal was to move it out of the bedroom and into what will be the rug rat̵...
This jewelry armoire was a graduation gift for my niece. It is made out of Bubinga, Birds Eye Maple veneer (door panels), figured maple veneer (top), and Birds Eye maple (drawer fronts). Each drawer is dovetailed and the bottom drawer has a hidden compartment accessible from the back. The base is f...
Guild member Gil uses all his resources to build a gorgeous walnut armoire!...
An elegant jewelry armoire made from bubinga and hard maple....
...of woodworking, and so I asked my wife if she was willing to have a piece made one at a time. She said she would be. I designed the first piece, the armoire, and then asked her what type of wood she wanted. She said knotty pine. Sweet, I thought, that is the cheapest wood in the world. First I...
...d I’ll keep you posted on that. But I was hoping a little brainstorm could yield some unique ideas about how to handle so many tiny doors. Any doll house builders out there? ...
...ink it’s time to do something on a smaller scale. So I am thinking the next Guild project will be a small floor-standing Krenov-inspired Jewelry Armoire. I guess you could also just call it a cabinet and put whatever you want in it. Either way, it should be a fun and useful project. The Tilt-T...