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You may first notice a dining chair’s back, but you live with its seat. Its front edge meets the backs of your legs; its depth determines how you reach the backrest; its surface is one of the parts

Yes, some Amish furniture makers use powered equipment. Amish approaches to technology are selective and shaped by local church practice. The presence of a machine does not, by itself, answer how a

Two tables can share the same design and finish while their surfaces tell different visual stories. Grain changes direction, neighboring boards vary in tone and light falls differently across the to

A dining room is a moving arrangement. Someone pulls out a chair, carries a serving dish, opens a cabinet or stays behind to finish a conversation. A good layout makes room for those ordinary moment