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My first attempt at designing something bigger then a jewelry box or little table. Quarter sawn oak, center speaker bay behind the walnut grill slats, custom beveled glass doors. Learned a lot about what not to do on this one.

This is a built-in hutch in the dining room of my Arts & Crafts house, built in the Arts & Crafts tradition. It was built on-site milled in my workshop using the same clear red oak used for the first floor trim. Material was purchased at auction as a full lift during the recession when local...

A Brian Brace original, the Purple Heart Hutch features purple heart inlay, maple, and mahogany. Purple heart is a unique and vivid wood from Central and South America. This piece also features hand made handles with solid brass hinges and ball catches. This piece was me working to try to mix a...

Farmhouse style hutch

This is an Craftsman style corner desk, designed and built with a murphy bed (see LJ Post). As with the bed, the customer designed it and drove in from Natchitoches, LA to finalize everything. Matching Murphy Bed Here are some of the features: -Raised center hutch section -Shallow drawers in...

This country-style kitchen cupboard and hutch was roughly based on Fine Woodworking's Country Hutch from issue #189. The frame for the base was made from reclaimed 2×6 white oak barn wood. The panels, doors, and drawer fronts are all quarter sawn white oak. The drawer bodies are made from...

I conned my mother into letting me take woodshop in High School as a Senior by telling her I would make her a hutch for her good dishes that I remmeber always sitting in a box. This was basically my first major project. It has a catch in the top shelves for plates to stand on edge, the top and...

This is similar to the writing desk and hutch I posted a couple of months ago. I made it for the same people, who wanted a similar set for their other child. It is made of red oak stained Minwax Special Walnut, with two coats sanding sealer and two coats of lacquer, sprayed. The hutch drawers...

I purchased this old hutch from a family that had this in a barn to hold greasy tools and machine parts - it cost me $250.00 This one was good except it was too perfect. The reason i wanted one was for the family room. I tormented myself for a week on whether to remove the glass doors and...

This was my very first project in woodworking. Probably a little too much for a first time. Took only 3 days to finish without the final painting. Made from oak plywood and oak framing.

I've been wanting to use milk paint to create a look like this for a few years. Just an mdf buffet/hutch that I got from craigslist. It was white to start off. I primed it first. Using General Finishes "milk" paint I painted it red twice in the areas I thought I might reveal later. I then...

I wanted a matching corner hutch for the larger hutch we have in our dining room. This piece was built with old pine boards I had in my shop. They were used as supports when I was painting other projects and were covered in old paint. I sanded them up and glued them together and here is the...

This is a corner shelving/hutch made in Mission Style. The top panel is stained glass which has LED lights that illuminate from behind. Red oak plywood is used for the body and shelves. Veneered red oak over pine for the corner posts. The rest is of solid red oak. No stain was used. Lacquer...

This is my first project where I don't feel like I rushed to finish and I'm pretty happy with the results. Built with poplar except some birch plywood on part of the inner walls of the base cabinet. Tools used: Table top edge on base cabinet - Whiteside Table Edge Ogee (item #174-4025) Face...

Hi all, I just joined LJ so I thought I would post some of my most recent projects. This is a desk that my wife wanted to clean up all of the kids electronics and give them a place to do homework besides the dining room table. There's a power strip mounted across the top back inside the desk...

My first time doing a large project in walnut. It turned out beautiful and walnut is so easy to work. I used Danish Oil as the finish and, as expected, it shows off the grain so well. The back was a maple 1/4" plywood from a big box store. To mimic the walnut finish, I used Verathane's Dark...

The old hutch has been in the family for at least 100 years. It was my Grandmother's when she was a child. My mom gave it to me when my daughter was born. Well, now my daughter just had a daughter of her own so I debated whether to try and refurbish or replicate the hutch and give it to her. I...

This one isn't our usual quality but it was built to the designers plans. I like the style, just not the edge banded mdf. 3/4" white oak throughout. Finished with GF black wood stain and 3 coats of GF high performance in flat. 120 degree soft close euro hinges (inset and full overlay). The...

Here is a credenza I made during lock down from an idea I had in my head. Other than the hinges, I had everything on hand. The box is maple ply, edge banded, then primed (3 coats), painted white, then clear coated. The doors are from a single live edge slab of walnut, finished with Osmo oil...

A cool tv console I made from walnut that the client had brought and laid out for me. We used the live edge for the pulls, but unlike my last post we covered up the gap with hot rolled steel. The top is solid walnut that waterfalls into the sides. The box is edge banded play with GF black Enduro...