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Guild of Vermont Furniture Makers Show

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The Guild of Vermont Furniture Makers will be opening it's Second Annual Show at Vermont Artisans Designs Gallery 2, 106 Main Street, Brattleboro, Vermont this Friday . There will be a reception this Friday from 5:30 to ... Read more

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on August 5, 2009 by Dan Mosheim.

What comes after the recession?

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In my neighborhood there is now thousands of board feet of maple, hickory and birch lying at the edge of the new power line clearing. The market is so depressed as to make it almost foolish to haul out any but the most ... Read more

This entry was posted in Current News on July 17, 2009 by Jason Breen.

Wooden Cremation Urns

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I always feel very honored when I am asked to build a cremation urn but, needless to say, it's almost always a very difficult task emotionally. I've made 4 of them in the last few years and 3 out of 4 were for the ashes ... Read more

This entry was posted in Member Work on July 9, 2009 by Richard Bissell.

Linseed Oil … A Cautionary Tale

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Linseed oil can create a beautiful finish on fine furniture and metal work. It's an easily renewable finish, a natural product in some of it's forms. I use it to refresh my wood counters and the finish on some of my ... Read more

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on July 6, 2009 by Dan Mosheim.

The New Shop Begins

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Finally the building begins. After waiting for the permit to arrive in the mail and the two week waiting period following, I am now legally allowed to build my new workshop. I started small. You can see the sonotubes ... Read more

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on June 17, 2009 by Jason Breen.

A custom Cherry Taffy Mirror, a hall table and lamps

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All of my designs can be customized in terms of size, different woods and different colors. I recently completed and delivered an order for a large wall mirror, a hall table and two lamps to a home in NYC. Each of ... Read more

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on May 28, 2009 by David Hurwitz.

A Fair Curve

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A fair curve is something that even the untrained eye can appreciate. It may be taken for granted when it is fair and true but it is easy to see when it is not fair and true. It will stick out like a sore thumb.A fair ... Read more

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on May 19, 2009 by Timothy Clark.

So you want to be a furniture maker?

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I frequently get emails from people who are interested in becoming a furniture maker or have recently started a furniture making business and are wondering if I would be willing to give them some advice. Usually they ... Read more

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on May 8, 2009 by Richard Bissell.

Entering a Contest

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The Furniture Society Conference is coming up again and, just every year, I think I'll go, and then I don't. I expect this year will be the same. Like some other things in life, we think we might be more interested at ... Read more

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on May 5, 2009 by Dan Mosheim.

Thailand

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I amoff in Thailand with my son, wife and new daughter, who we are in the process of adopting. With language barriers and a major difference in the ways of the U.S. Government vs the ways of the Thai people, it has ... Read more

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on April 26, 2009 by Timothy Clark.

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Light up Valentine’s Day with the Kumiko Lamp by Light up Valentine’s Day with the Kumiko Lamp by David Lewis. ❤️💡

Its intricate kumiko latticework casts a warm, inviting glow, showcasing David’s skill and artistry. See more about this piece using the link in bio.

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Working from his one‑man shop in South Newfane, Working from his one‑man shop in South Newfane, Chris Ericson designs and builds contemporary solid hardwood furniture inspired by Japanese and Shaker aesthetics, while never feeling bound by them. His work explores the balance between refined and natural lines, brought together through careful wood selection, traditional joinery, and subtle hand‑tool marks.

Chris has been drawn to wood since childhood and gradually found his way into furniture making through years of hands‑on carpentry and travel before committing to studio making full‑time in the late 1990s. His pieces often highlight natural edges and thoughtful details that create harmony and quiet strength.

From standalone cabinets and beds to experimental lighting designs that bring nature indoors, Chris finds inspiration in art, craft, and the Vermont landscape. His studio is small and intentionally messy, a creative space where ideas take shape at their own pace.

You can see more of Chris Ericson’s work below, and explore additional pieces from Chris Ericson Handmade Wood Furniture using the link in bio.

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Two of David Hurwitz’s modern, carved and painte Two of David Hurwitz’s modern, carved and painted Taffy Mirrors were recently featured in House Beautiful! 🪞✨ 

Created in 2023 for a Lake Jackson, Texas home designed by Courtnay Tartt Elias of Creative Tonic Design, the mirrors add a playful, colorful touch to a space built for family, friends, and fun.

Want to bring a bold, playful statement piece into your own home? See the full feature and explore Taffy Mirrors and other work by David Hurwitz using the link in bio.

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Some puzzles are more useful than others 😉 Here Some puzzles are more useful than others 😉 Here is a desk by Jim Becker starting to take shape. What are you piecing together today?

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Creativity is at the heart of the Guild. Each piec Creativity is at the heart of the Guild. Each piece starts with a vision and takes shape through skill, dedication, and imagination. From raw materials to carefully crafted designs, our makers turn ideas into lasting works that blend function and artistry.

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