Plans are available. This next image is a jewelry box Dennis made for his daughter from some prized recycled mahogany flooring. It was never used as flooring but was stored for many years develping a wonderful patina. He used oak inlays to hide the joints of the narrow boards, and a simple trick of oak corner accents to hide the edges from the simple butt joints. It is finished with an alkyd varnish and rubbed out with wax and 1200 grit paper.
Plans are available.
This is a mission end table. It was chosen for the premier issue of Home Furniture Magazine, but bumped at the last minute. It was published in the advertising piece they have been using for about a year. It is constructed of quarter sawn white oak, all mortise and tenon joinery, hand hammered heavy copper pull, dovetailed drawer and it is finished with satin varnish. Plans are available.