Don't you love a piece of furniture that tells you how it was made? None of that plastic, seamless, or stapled-together stuff here. Instead, we've collected a few modern wood pieces that are finger jointed together. Take a look!
The expression of the joint in all of these furnishings says to us that these are quality pieces that are built well and beautifully. From a mid-century icon to a contemporary kitchen island, we're loving the finger joints we're seeing here. In contemporary, box-like furnishings, it's the details like these that make a piece.
(Images: 1. Fine Woodworking, 2. Circa Modern, 3. Herme y Monica, 4. Structured Green, 5. Rogue Designs)
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That chair... *swoon*
I second that.
Does anyone else think that armoire looks like something out of Beetlejuice?
I am not sure if this is allowed, but you can see some of the joints required to make a Sam Maloof style rocking chair at my website www.woodbodger.com. You can see them in the Rocking Chair section of the Gallery page.