One man’s obsession with measuring a fabled antique results in one furious wife, one naked boy and an accurate cutting list.

Achieving a good inset door fit with consistent gaps is a hallmark of good craftsmanship. The hard part may be convincing yourself that you can do it – but it's quite simple once you learn these tricks.

Take a visual tour of the Nancy and Ed Rosenthal collection of fine Ming Dynasty Furniture. You'll get a basic knowledge of the style, materials and joinery used.

From Drafting and Design for Woodworkers,  author Bob Lang describes what information is necessary to develop a design for tables.

A century ago, two sets of brothers conceived a design movement that combined Arts & Crafts and Asian aesthetics – an enduring style instantly recognizable today.

James Ipekjian has built a career on reproducing furniture designed by Charles and Henry Greene.

Glen Huey reviews the new book "Pleasant Hill Shaker Furniture" by Kerry Pierce. This book is the first to explore the furniture of this Kentucky community in depth and the first new collection of shop drawings of Shaker furniture in years.