Semainier Cabinet. A traditional French form, with seven drawers, to hold a week's worth of a lady's personal linen. Mahogany, satinwood, lacewood, maple. Stereo/Media Cabinet. Traditional. Solid cherry with figured cherry veneers. Classical architectural details. Art Deco. Curly maple and wenge. Inspired by a piece briefly glimpsed in Burt Lancaster's bedroom in the film: Atlantic City. Bubinga Cabinet. A classic Chinese type: a bijou Lacquer over birch. These clients had a house full of Chinese furniture. The cabinet was to contain sheet music and was finished with piano lacquer to match the grand piano. Dresser. White Oak. I love the Chinese idiom and the chance to hang drawers wood on wood. Sideboard. Mahogany. A copy of Greene and Geene's Thorsen house piece. Computer desk and credenza. White Oak. All the bells and whistles: clamshell doors, pencil drawers and a fan for the CPU. Sideboard. Sycamore. A very feminine piece: blonde on blond.