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Archive for the ‘History of Furniture Making’ Category
Tuesday, August 18th, 2009
Books and movies like Twilight and Harry Potter may indeed be inspiring a youthful but mainstream resurgence of Gothic or Renaissance Gothic designs not unlike those seen in castles. While designers all like to think that they have created the newest and most unique design more often than not their designs are simply a revival […]
Tags: Amish Furniture, gothic, gothic furniture, renaiisance gothic history, renaissance gothic, renaissance gothic furniture Posted in Amish Furniture, Bedrooms, Dining Room Chairs, Dining Room Furniture, History of Furniture Making, Libraries and Offices, Mediterranean, Solid Wood Furniture | 13 Comments »
Friday, July 31st, 2009
Just like our personal appearance the decor of our homes, especially the interior, reflects who we are. If we were honest with ourselves we would admit that upon entrance into a new person’s residence, we subconsciously draw a conclusion of the person who lives there. We deduce their financial status, their taste, even their hygiene […]
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Thursday, July 23rd, 2009
The United States as a culture was built less by indigenous peoples and more by foreign peoples. Each one came here from vastly different regions of the world and for vastly different reasons. As they arrived, with or without possessions, they brought with them traditions and styles that began to blend and homogenize into a […]
Tags: american design, american furniture, Amish Furniture, coloial furniture, pine furniture, windsor chair Posted in Amish Furniture, Dining Room Chairs, Dining Room Furniture, History of Furniture Making, Outdoor Deck & Patio, The Amish, The Shakers | 7 Comments »
Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009
The eighteenth century cabinetmaker was a busy and much diversified craftsman. A Colonial cabinetmaker was engaged to make many household furnishings because they were specialists in furniture construction. When a cabinetmaker climbed off the boat in a port city they quite literally could change the styles of that port city. They were known to […]
Tags: Amish Furniture, cabinetmakers, cabinetmakers chairs, colonial cabinetmakers, colonial furniture, Solid Wood Furniture Posted in Amish Furniture, Bedrooms, Dining Room Chairs, Dining Room Furniture, History of Furniture Making, Libraries and Offices, Solid Wood Furniture, Understanding Hardwood and Furniture Construction | 12 Comments »
Friday, April 24th, 2009
The Amish woodworkers create solid wood round tables that would be the envy of any medieval knight. The history of the origins of the legendary Round Table of King Arthur lore varies between sources. These variants with the Arthurian legend describe the Round Table as not just a piece of furniture but a place for […]
Tags: amish tables amish round tables, cherry table, hickory table, history of the round table, oak tables, round table, walnut table Posted in Amish Furniture, Custom Dining Room Tables, Dining Room Furniture, History of Furniture Making, Kitchens, Solid Wood Furniture | 2 Comments »
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