John Cameron
Cabinetmaker
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The sweeping curves and uninterrupted lines in my work are a result of the relationship between design and material. Each piece of stock is carefully chosen and sometimes resawn, exposing its best face. Boards are often from the same tree, providing a unity of color and hue. Handles, pulls, and hinges are made in the shop, using complementary fine woods and precious metals which I sometimes engrave. The work of cabinetmaking”"the designing, joining and finishing of a piece”"appeals to me, as it demands the use of both the hands and mind. I began my career in 1984 as a boat builder’s apprentice; boat work fascinates me, as almost nothing is straight or square. From 1992 through 1994, I attended the College of the Redwoods in Fort Bragg, California where I studied with James Krenov. I draw much creative inspiration from Jim as well as the 20th century woodworkers Edward Barnsley and Wharton Esherick.
- Industry
- Furniture & Home Decor
- Based in
- Gloucester, NH, United States
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What they make
6- Bedroom Furniture
- Cabinetry
- Chairs
- Desks
- Storage
- Tables
- Takes on 4
- Students · Small Businesses · Big Brands · Beginners
- Specialities 6
- bedroom · cabinetry · Chairs · desks · Dressers · Tables
Gloucester
NH, United States
Furniture & Home Decor manufacturing
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