Woodworking in Small Spaces: From Living Room to Workshop
A common misconception of woodworking is that it requires a spacious workshop filled with expensive tools and machines. However, with the right approach, you can set up a fully functional woodworking studio in your home, even with limited space and resources. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced woodworker looking to adapt to a smaller space, Woodworking in Small Spaces proves that woodworking in a small apartment or dwelling is practical, rewarding and easier than you think. AUTHOR: Louis Kwok is a furniture designer and maker who crafts bespoke pieces for an international clientele from his apartment studio, where he has refined his woodworking techniques to suit a compact space. Originally a commercial photographer, he discovered woodworking in Singapore, later training in Japan, the UK, and France. He is currently based in southern Taiwan where he is pursuing a Master's degree in Applied Arts. 500 illustrations
Author: Louis Kwok
Format: Paperback, 176 pages, 215mm x 260mm, 593 g
Published: 2025, The Crowood Press Ltd, United Kingdom
Genre: Handicrafts, Arts & Crafts
Description
A common misconception of woodworking is that it requires a spacious workshop filled with expensive tools and machines. However, with the right approach, you can set up a fully functional woodworking studio in your home, even with limited space and resources. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced woodworker looking to adapt to a smaller space, Woodworking in Small Spaces proves that woodworking in a small apartment or dwelling is practical, rewarding and easier than you think. AUTHOR: Louis Kwok is a furniture designer and maker who crafts bespoke pieces for an international clientele from his apartment studio, where he has refined his woodworking techniques to suit a compact space. Originally a commercial photographer, he discovered woodworking in Singapore, later training in Japan, the UK, and France. He is currently based in southern Taiwan where he is pursuing a Master's degree in Applied Arts. 500 illustrations
Woodworking in Small Spaces: From Living Room to Workshop