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National Geographic Museum of Exploration brings the 'wow'

The professional images are in, and the National Geographic Museum of Exploration in Washington, D.C., continues to wow.

Mark Richey Woodworking had the honor of spending years collaborating with architect Hickcok Cole, builder HITT Contracting, and National Geographic to create a visual feast of flowing wood walls, columns, ceilings, stairs, and even outdoor benches for this incredible public space.

See more of this project made from New England ash

Read how Mark Richey Woodworking created these unique shapes

(Ema Peter Photography)

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Check out more curve appeal

A project wrapping up in New York City features a variety of tables from the boardroom to the café. Here WallGoldfinger shares an early look at the custom boat-shaped boardroom table and a kidney-shaped teleconference table designed by Gensler.

The boardroom tabletop features stone, statuary bronze, and back-painted glass. The teleconference tabletop is glass and statuary bronze. Table bases are painted.

Boat-shaped tables improve sightlines. See more great examples.

Telepresence tables connect teams across offices. Check out more inspiring designs.

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Upgraded edgebander improves automation

Mark Richey Woodworking and WallGoldfinger Furniture upgraded its large edge-banding machine to bring even more automation to its state-of-the-art woodshop.

See how it works and the new equipment being installed

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Celebrate!

Our hardworking crew got out of the woodshop on a Thursday evening in August for the company's annual summer celebration, complete with family activities, food, and beverages.

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