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Darrell Peart was born in Wenatchee Washington (1950) and
currently resides in Seattle Washington with his wife Terry. He has three
children and five grandchildren.
Darrell started his career making and selling small wooden items at Seattle's
Pike Place Market. To broaden his experience, he then worked for many
years in various high-end custom shops throughout the Puget Sound area
gaining an extensive background in both commercial and custom furniture
making.
In 1989 he discovered the American Arts & Crafts Movement and in succession
was captivated by the works of Charles and Henry Greene.
Although Greene & Greene is Darrell's primary inspiration, James Krenov,
Thomas Chippendale, and Gothic furniture have also influenced him in one
way or another.
He has written for Home Furniture, Today's Woodworker, Fine Woodworking,
Woodwork ,Popular Woodworking, American Woodworker, and Style 1900 magazines.
His first book, "Greene and Greene: Design
Elements for the Workshop" was published in April 2006 by Linden
Press. His work has appeared in various galleries; has been featured in
both local and national newspapers, magazines, and books; and in private
collections throughout the US.
Media appearacnes by Darrell
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Photo by Alan
Marts
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