2027 INSTRUCTOR

Taeho Kwon

Taeho Kwon studied commercial arts and interior design at East Carolina University and traditional Eastern joinery at the School of Korean Traditional Architecture in Korea. He has worked as a furniture designer for 27 years and a woodworker for 24 years. Taeho spent nearly 15 years researching traditional joinery methods designed to last for centuries, drawing inspiration from Buddhist temples and historic Korean homes. For the past ten years, he has taught workshops throughout the United States, sharing complex joinery techniques through original furniture projects that blend traditional Korean craftsmanship with modern design and function.

Workshops with Taeho Kwon

March 30-April 3, 2027 (Tues to Sat)

Making a Cantilever Live Edge Sitting Bench/Coffee Table

April 5-11, 2027 (7 day)

Bedside Lamp

April 12-23, 2027 (two weeks)

Make a Greene & Greene Blacker House Chair

April 17, 2027 (Sat)

Making the Templates for the Blacker House Chair

April 26-30, 2027

Mastering the Art of Kumiko 45°/90°

May 1-2, 2027

Making a Vacuum Box Jig for Planing the Kumiko Strips

May 3-7, 2027

Using Traditional Joinery to Make a Kumiko/Mirror Frame

May 10-15, 2027 (6 day)

Mastering the Art of Kumiko: Making a 30°/60° Wall Panel

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