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Learning about furniture styles can be fun. Notice the ball and claw feet of the legs of this charming game table from the Queen Anne period.

Should you ever be called upon to furnish a huge log cabin for a Canadian widower and his three adult sons, this is the website for you.

You've seen the video (if you haven't, it's also on this website. They're still looking for distributors and there are no prices listed yet, but this has to be the hottest thing going. I WANT ONE!

For the decorator, the client, the upholstry professional, Carrs Corner is extremely informative. Check out the comprehensive menu to the left of the text.

Sustainability is the core value of the green movement, and one of the most important areas of conservation is forestry. The greenest furniture is the furniture you don't buy.

Be sure to scroll down the whole page to bone up on your vocabulary and historical periods. This site also talks about the validity of reproductions and derivative designs.

If the words 'Arts & Crafts', 'William Morris', 'craftsman' mean anything to you, you will love this site. If they don't, you may love this site.

The Gutenberg project allows free down-loads of significant books in the public domain (Now out of copyright).

This is a very rich site with some really wonderful links that take you to ancient Egypt, or the Louvre, or the Hermitage.

Gustav Stickley was the American response to William Morris' arts and crafts movement in England.