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A preview of articles from
America's Best Home Workshops 2009
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Barnstorming
Large on the outside means roomy on the inside, but the smaller details make this Illinois pole-barn shop a winner.
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Man with a Plan
Taking a full year for the design phase even before clearing the workshop site leads to perfect results for this shop owner.
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Idea Shop
Ever wonder how a shop might look if taken almost entirely from the pages of WOOD® magazine? Wonder no more.
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The
Non-Yankee Workshop
The shop location
may be the Deep South, but the inspiration for much of the layout and shop projects comes from a decidedly more Nor’easterly direction.
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Modest, but Mighty
Lots of mobility, ample storage, and several multipurpose shop projects get big results out of a small space.
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Buddy Builders
Constructing your own shop from scratch can be a rewarding experience, but building it with the help of close friends and family can be even more rewarding.
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Project Gallery
Great ideas for organization can come from anywhere. For proof, just check out these clever and efficient projects from shops all over North America.
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Moving on up
The sky may be the limit, but designing a workspace on the second floor of a two-story structure offers results that rise above the ordinary.
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Peyton Place
This Colorado man’s solution for setting up an organized garage shop: exile everything not related to woodworking somewhere else.
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Shop Tyme
Clean, comfortable, and extremely efficient, you’d never guess this woodshop started out as a bait shop in the 1930s.
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Total Garage
Makeover
With design details and shop features adapted from woodworking publications, this shop proves itself a perfect example of literary pursuits.
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Backyard Beauty
In the suburbs near Philadelphia, a converted garden-shed shop shows how you can get the most out of only 120 sq. ft.
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Can’t Beat the Cleat
Great storage, a clever cleat system for wall-mounted tool tables, and attractive window treatments team up for a shop that’s the perfect home away from home.
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Riding the Rails
This California shop owner went “all aboard” to create a workspace loaded with railroad-themed details—both inside and out.
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