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Interview with Furniture Maker Eric Cannizzaro

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We are pleased to welcome the newest master furniture maker, Vermont native Eric Cannizzaro, to the Guild. Here is a quick Q & A to get to know a little bit more about Eric and his craft. What inspired you to ... Read more

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on April 19, 2023 by Alexandra Tursi.

Interview with B.R. Delaney of Fieldstone Artistry

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We are excited to introduce B.R. Delaney of Fieldstone Artistry as the newest member of our Guild. B.R. has been building and selling furniture since he was in his early teens, but made the decision to start his ... Read more

This entry was posted in Current News, In the Studio, Member Work on March 6, 2023 by Guild of Vermont Furniture Makers.
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Get to Know New Member Eric Diven of Long Walk Woodworking

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We're pleased to announce Eric Diven of Long Walk Woodworking has joined the guild as a master furniture maker. To get to know him, we were able to sit down with him for a little Q&A. Read on to learn more about ... Read more

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on January 15, 2023 by Guild of Vermont Furniture Makers.

From Start to Finish: The Tale of a Table and Bed Frame & Headboard

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Our members have been busy all summer making new pieces for customers worldwide. Below we’ve compiled a behind-the-scenes look at some beautiful furniture from start to finish. Take a look at Dan Moshiem’s ... Read more

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on August 31, 2022 by Guild of Vermont Furniture Makers.

How Does a Custom Furniture Project Work?

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Our Guild members often get inquiries from people interested in custom furniture, but for whom it is their first such project. We sat down with longtime master furniture maker James Becker who provided information on ... Read more

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on May 27, 2022 by Guild of Vermont Furniture Makers.

Q&A with Furniture Maker Nick English 

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  Nick English is a fine furniture maker based in Bridgewater, Vermont. He completed the North Bennet Street School Cabinet & Furniture Making program in 2015. Following graduation, he began making ... Read more

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on April 28, 2022 by Guild of Vermont Furniture Makers.

Spring into some New Furniture

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With spring officially here, there is no better time to find new furniture to make the most of days spent outside and get you in the warm weather mood. Check out our round-up of furniture that will be sure to send you ... Read more

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on March 20, 2022 by Guild of Vermont Furniture Makers.

See Our Furniture Exhibit at Brattleboro Museum & Art Center – In-Person or Virtually!

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Have you made it to our Guild of Vermont Furniture Makers: Evolving Traditions at the Brattleboro Museum and Art Center? The show runs until February 13th and represents the range of artistry and craftsmanship among ... Read more

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on February 10, 2022 by Guild of Vermont Furniture Makers.

Behind-the-Scenes: An In-Process Series With Master Furniture Maker James Becker of Jas. Becker Custom Furniture and Cabinet Maker

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Find Guild master furniture maker Jim Becker’s custom huntboard at the Brattleboro Museum’s exhibit “Guild of Vermont Furniture Makers: Evolving Traditions.”    In the works for more than sixteen ... Read more

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on December 2, 2021 by Guild of Vermont Furniture Makers.

Varnish 101: What You Need to Know About Furniture Varnishes, Lacquers & More

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Enjoy the first in our new blog series featuring our Guild members and their craft. We start with Jim Backer of Jas. Becker Cabinetmaker, Inc., who is an expert on varnishes. Read on for a Varnish 101 lesson from ... Read more

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on October 27, 2021 by Guild of Vermont Furniture Makers.

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For musicians, the details matter. 👀 Walnut, c For musicians, the details matter. 👀

Walnut, curly maple, and black leather come together in this music stand and bench made by Bob Gasperetti. The stand adjusts to the right height and angle, and the bench is built wide enough for a vocalist and accompanist to share.
A piece made for the moments when music takes center stage 🎶

Take a closer look using the link in bio. 

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October is National Arts and Humanities Month and October is National Arts and Humanities Month and we’re proud to celebrate the artistry of Vermont’s furniture makers.

Every piece we create is more than furniture. It’s a reflection of design, tradition, and craftsmanship passed down through generations. Just like paintings, sculpture, or music, our work tells a story and brings beauty into everyday life.

Honoring artistry in every joint, curve, and grain 🪵✨

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Charles Shackleton grew up in Dublin, Ireland, sur Charles Shackleton grew up in Dublin, Ireland, surrounded by Georgian homes, country cottages, and a love of the natural world passed down from his father 🌿 Those roots still shape the furniture he makes today in Vermont, pieces that are simple, graceful, and meant to be lived with.

Over the years he has been recognized as Vermont Woodworker of the Year, helped found the Guild of Vermont Furniture Makers, and launched The Naked Table Project, bringing people together around handmade tables. His work has traveled far, but it always circles back to something familiar, the warmth of wood and the spirit of home ✨

Pull up a chair and explore more of Charles’s work using the link in bio. 

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Every cup of coffee needs a place to land ☕ Fo Every cup of coffee needs a place to land ☕ 

For National Coffee Day, we’re sharing a few of our favorite coffee tables from Guild makers! Burl and maple. Simple lines. Warm woods that feel like home ✨

Swipe through and find the one you’d park your mug on! Let us know in the comments below 👇🏼

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Guild member Timothy Clark has always loved little Guild member Timothy Clark has always loved little wooden kitchen chairs. Inspired by an antique design, he set out to create one of his own: “What makes these chairs great is their simplicity and compact size. The challenge also, is their simplicity and compact size.”

From CAD sketches and CNC patterns to hours of shaping by hand with spokeshaves and planes, the journey wasn’t easy: “New chair designs… can be a real challenge to ‘get right.’ After a few starts and stops, I am finally there with this one.”

The result? A compact, timeless Windsor-style chair that feels at home around a cozy kitchen table.

Would you pull up a seat in this one? 🪑

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With school back in session, a good desk matters m With school back in session, a good desk matters more than ever. The Maynard Desk by Guild member Nick English is rooted in Shaker tradition, sturdy, simple, and built to last through homework, projects, and everything in between. ✏️

Put it on your desk list using the link in our bio. 

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