
UPDATED: Woodworking and furniture design library list - September 2024
Not all of the physical books have made the cut for this list. But those that have, how can I not share them with you?

Lessons from a fledgling furniture maker
One year. That’s how long it’s been since I decided to try woodworking on for size. Our home has been taken over by (saw)dust bunnies, and I’m not (too) mad about it.

Making looms
I’ve been itching to make more stools. The idea of combining two disciplines — wood working and weaving — has been keeping me up at night, and I needed to do something about it.

Timber timber
Another trolley. Quelle surprise. It was a necessity, promise.

Plywood
Until recently, I've felt indifferent toward plywood. It was the stuff of cheap furniture and graffiti-inviting worksite panels, of knots and warps and school hall speakers. It just was.

I have this thing with trolleys
I especially like to snoop in yours. And if it wasn’t for social norms, I’d absolutely be asking you about its contents and your plans.

The first piece of furniture
A jill of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one.