This jewelry box was made from   Monkeypod, a wood indigenous    to Hawaii and the Philippines.	Its lacquered and waxed to a high  gloss, but due to the porous  nature of the wood, you  can still see open pores.
This is known as an  Amish Cupboard. It's made from pine, and has a raised, floating panel door. It is  also lacquered and waxed. The chef uses it to store (some of ) her cookbooks.	This clock is in the traditional Shaker style, but I used spalted Mango for the construction. Mango is also indigenous to the Hawaiian Isles.
Our entry hall mirror. Made from one 2" x 10" x 7'  piece of black walnut.	Made from red oak, stained mission. I made it from a set of plans  from Woodsmith magazine.
Here is one of the pair of matching nightstands to our bed.	They are also made from red oak and built from a set of plans from Woodsmith magazine.
This armoire was built from cherry. It was lacquered and waxed to a high gloss finish.	The original plan called for a center divider to run the full height of the interior. Originally it was designed to hold clothes... seemed like a waste of a good entertainment center to me!

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