Dan Mosheim and Dorset Custom Furniture, Dorset Vt. (1) Reclaimed Chestnut Dining Table with 3" rails and 3" leg stock. Mortise and tenon joinery, clear finish. (2) DCF Claro Slab Table No. 31. Carefully selected ... Read more
Fans describe work from the Guild of Vermont Furniture Makers as classic and timeless. The wood is beautiful, construction sound, and shapes and styles rise from familiar vernaculars. You can drop a shaker console into ... Read more
“My father was a senior partner in a law firm. My brother is a lawyer. They couldn’t fathom what I was doing when I headed down this path.” It was April and we were at the shop of furniture maker John Lomas. He ... Read more
Tim Clark’s family had a rule at the holidays. Each kid had to make one gift by hand. They drew names, picked a project and set to work. His dad had a small woodshop in the basement with a table saw, a router, some ... Read more
When we visited Dave Boynton's Plainfield studio back in April, he had some great tunes playing in the shop. We asked if he was a musician, as well as a master furniture maker. His reply... "I've been playing guitar ... Read more
We spent last weekend in Woodstock, one of the most perfect places on earth; especially during foliage! For the eleventh year in a row, the Vermont Wood Manufacturer's Association produced their signature event ... Read more
Sometimes the simplest stories and acts can be the most touching. We discovered this essay by Burlington, Vermont furniture maker Erin Hanley the other day and pulled it out of the archive... "This little cabinet is ... Read more
Each piece of studio furniture produced by members of the Guild of Vermont Furniture Makers is one of a kind. Whether a handcrafted table, a custom desk or a display piece, each bears the mark of the craftsman. Each is ... Read more
This spring we took a trip up to Plainfield. It’s a friendly little village on the Winooski in Washington County, just fifteen minutes outside of Montpelier. Goddard College and Guild of Vermont Furniture Makers' ... Read more
A console table is one of the more delicate furniture concepts. And unlike a bed, a dresser, or a dining room table, its origins are purely ornamental. First produced in 17th century Italy and brought to fame by the ... Read more
