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Believed to have originated with William Morris, father of the English Arts and Crafts movement, the so-called Morris chair combines comfort with simply stated good looks. True to form, our version features loose cushions, curved arms, and an adjustable back. We'll even tell how to make the cushions. 34¾" wide, 29½" deep, 42¼" tall |
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Well-designed outdoor furniture makes any patio or deck setting that much better. With this project, we've taken classic chair lines and reworked them into something twice as nice - a settee. The contoured seats and backrests provide custom comfort, and a built-in center table serves as a perfect spot for food or drinks. |
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This wonderful storage or hope chest is a handsome, functional project that won't overtax your woodworking skills. You'll find the construction of this piece strictly straightforward, with groove-and-tenon joints you cut with only a tablesaw. 44" W x 22" H x 24" D. |
Build this workshop workhorse in a weekend, and then add features as you need them. 6 ways to beef it up:
1. 50 pounds of added weight
2. Three tool totes
3. Three wide drawers
4. Paper roll holder
5. Surge protector power strip
6. Glue-up clamp holder |
Arts and Crafts Morris Chair Plans
Double Settee Woodworking Plan
Heirloom Hope Chest Plan
Plans for Basic Workbench