• Bookcase/End Table (pdf) - This end table also has shelves for storage.

• Bookshelf - The design of this bookcase is simple enough to build in one day and finish over the following few evenings. It's composed of just thirteen pieces that are dadoed and screwed together, and all the joinery and shaping is done with a table saw and drill press.

• Byrdcliffe Cabinet - The furniture built by the Byrdcliffe Arts & Crafts Colony between 1903 and 1905 is rare, unusual and expensive. Luckily, it's cheap and easy to build at home.

• CD Cabinet - The underlying design idea was to make a mission-style cabinet which can form part of the core furnishings in a living room and holds over 200 CDs.

• CD Storage Table - This traditional-looking storage table keeps your CDs and tapes out of sight, but at the same time makes them easily accessible.

• Chest of Drawers - Building a chest of drawers is a surprisingly easy project and is well worth the effort as it means that you can build a chest that is large enough to fit all of your particulars in it. Typically, you can build this chest of drawers in a weekend, although you should expect the project to take a little longer if you intend to paint it.

• Chest of Drawers - This graceful piece is an education in cabinet design and joinery.

• Corner Cabinet - A desktop and computer desk accessories transform this corner cabinet into a handsome, functional work center. A retractable keyboard shelf supports the keyboard at an easy working height. Most furniture sold in stores does not fit well in a corner. But due to its triangular shape and efficient design, a built-in corner cabinet fits naturally into any room corner.

• Corner Reloading Bench (pdf) - This reloading bench is based on plans by M. L. McPherson as published in the October 1993 American Rifleman. The compact footprint that makes good use of corner space that is usually poorly utilized.

• Corner Shelf - This corner shelves project is a very simple weekend project. The shelves are made out of plywood with cheap pine used as the edging to give the effect of a thicker, more solid type of wood.