Robby Cuthbert's suspenseful, sculptural furniture.

Douglas Brooks talks about documenting vanishing skills and the draw of "practical craftsmanship."

Beth Carney's approach to textiles was enriched by her work as a choreographer.

The fundamental nature of furniture.

Functional goods for the home.

A chat with the Furniture Society's president, Steffanie Dotson.

Craftsmanship often doesn't seem to matter in the contemporary art world. It should.

A peek inside Speaking of Furniture, Spark the Creative Flame, and Art & Textiles.

Souda studio's hybrid approach.

Keeping current at R & Company.

Artists who play with patterns and flex repeated forms.

Must-see shows from Washington to West Virginia.

Jinil Park's sketchy furniture.

An Oakland, California, home is an art-filled, fuss-free collaboration between aesthetic soul mates.

David Stephens has re-emerged as a maker of intriguing, tactile wooden assemblages.

A robust art scene has helped turn the tide in Pittsburgh.

As seen in the June/July 2014 issue of American Craft magazine...

Readers weigh on their favorite furniture pieces...