ARTIST: Kim Dailey Imaginative woodturning for home and office, including a complete line of writing instruments, bowls, platters and peppermills. Custom work accepted.

ARTIST: John Almy John's rustic furniture captures the wonder and fun of a Maine forest. His fanciful creations will remind you of a stroll through the woods as you move from room to room in your home or cottage.

ARTIST: Phil Brennan Phil Brennan began his career as an excavating contractor on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. After relocating to Farmington, Maine, he pursued his family business and followed his father's successful career of creative woodworking. Phil's appreciation of history and the natural environment, coupled with a builder's precision, have led to the creation of finely handcrafted tables and furnishings of antique, reclaimed wood. Now with 25 years of experience, Phil is known for his tables of all sizes.

Artist: Gary Krauss. Some of the most beautiful cuts of wood are the 'Live-edge', or outside pieces of logs...but unfortunately these naturally shaped pieces have often been thought of as scrap and tossed aside. Appreciating the beauty of the under-utilized wood, I have turned these live-edge pieces into a unique line of frames and furniture. To further enhance the hidden character of the wood, I hand-rub multi-coats of natural oils and urethanes, culminating with a final polish of 2000 grit.

ARTIST: Fred O. Smith
Since 1991, Fred O. Smith II of Farmington, Maine has been making his own unique antique line of furniture, which includes over 30 standard items and a choice of 10 finishes. He will also design you a customized piece based on your own personal needs.

ARTIST: Jan Royall
After serving an apprentice in leaded stained glass in Aspen, Colorado with Stephen Horowitz, I returned to Maine in 1973 to open my own studio in Kingfield, Maine. The majority of my work is custom designed windows for residential, commercial and religious sites. I joined SugarWood Gallery as a founding member in 2001 where I show one-of -a-kind pieces and continue to accept commissions. I look upon stained glass as both art and craft, and like the painter, make use of light, color and design. My designs seem to grow out of an internal dialogue with the architecture while remaining sensitive to the inhabitants. In my study of other mediums such as metalsmithing painting,and journaling, I have founded that each new discipline has influenced my glass work. The continuation of new insights remains important to my personal creative process.

ARTISTS: Pete & Karen Kangas
A talented couple, each has their own woodshop and have produced many unique pieces. Always aware of the importance of product development, Karen has produced the popular Rock 'n Read, a children's wooden rocking chair with a wooden pocket for their favorite book. Pete has discovered his true artistic talents with a selection of 'root' tables, door and cabinet handles.

ARTIST: Dick & Donna Stanchfield
Dick and Donna Stanchfield opened The Natural Choice in Lighting in 1982 specializing in making lamps that are created by nature and carefully finished by hand. Lampshade patterns vary from wildlife to delicate grasses, and floral designs which may be stenciled or hand painted, many of these are also cut and pierced. Handmade papers are also used to create one-of-a-kind lampshades.

ARTIST: Brad Doyen
Self taught, with a philosophy of not cutting a living tree to make his work, Brad is known as a true 'hunter-gatherer' of 'pasture pine' or large slabs of wood left in the forest by loggers, and of driftwood that is carefully selected. With a large inventory of unique pieces of wood Brad can select just the right piece to make his spectacular line of beds, coffee tables, and bars.

ARTIST: Rock West
Traditional furniture is updated with the use of figured woods. A complete line of furnishings with custom orders accepted.