This wall hung magazine rack is easy to make with a few simple tools and readily available material.

This six-board chest (composed of four sides, a top and bottom) is a country (and Shaker) standard. Simple, basic construction techniques are all that’s needed to build this piece.

Two tones of color and sharp, square edges give this piece modern flair.

If you own any books about the Shakers or their furniture, you probably have seen a small storage cabinet like this one hanging in the background behind the more celebrated pieces.

We’ve rethought this classic with techniques so simple even a beginner can do it!

Furniture built without a back can be alarmingly wobbly. We found a simple and sturdy way to make this open shelving unit stand firm.

This Japanese-style Tansu chest can be used in several different configurations to fit your lifestyle. No matter how you stack it, it stores a lot of items, as we show you with this free project..

It's rare that bookshelves look as interesting as the objects you display on them. These shelves are easy to build and knock down for storage.

I was flipping through a copy of The Magazine Antiques one afternoon when I noticed an attractive blanket chest in an advertisement for an antiques dealer in New York. After a bit of research, this is what I came up with.

This is an original design by Armand Sussman, an amateur furniture maker living in Pennsylvania.