Find out what makes Arts and Crafts furniture distinctive, and learn how to build a
variety of characteristic pieces for different rooms. The projects, created by
the editors at WOOD magazine, capture the Mission style to a tee, but are also
versatile enough to complement any setting. Whether it's a Morris Chair or nesting
tables, your finely constructed pieces will beautifully enhance your home and
provide bragging rights as well.
Book Size: 8 x 10"
Number of Pages: 192 plus covers
Table of Contents:
A Brief History of the Arts and Crafts Movement
The Arts and Crafts Movement Crosses the Atlantic, An Emphasis on Native and Natural Wood, Joinery as Decoration, Accents Add Simple Lines, Shop Safety Checklist
Joinery for Generations
Glue Up the Perfect Panel, Mortise-and-Tenon Joints
Finishing and Hardware Considerations
Make Quartersawn Figure Pop, The Perfect Arts and Crafts Finish: Aniline Dye and Lacquer, Finishing Red Oak Panels, Make Arts and Crafts Hardware
Furniture Favorites for the Den or Living Room
Morris Chair, Coffee Table and Ottoman, Comfortable Sofa, Chair/Rocker, Embellished Bookcase
Dining in the Arts and Crafts Style
Elegant Octagon Table, Chairs for Octagon Table, A Beautiful Buffet
Bedroom Furniture
Double-Duty Bed, Nightstand
Accessories for the House
Table Lamp, Floor Lamp/Coat Tree, Sconces, Craftsman-Style Shelf, Clock, Nesting Tables
An Arts and Crafts Makeover
Transforming a Family Room Step-By-Step, Built-In Bookcase
