Oak Masters: Day, Morris & Stickley

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Oak Masters: Day, Morris & Stickley

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Journey through a century of masterful oak craftsmanship as we explore the interconnected legacies of three remarkable furniture makers. From Thomas Day, a free Black artisan who became the South's most prominent cabinetmaker, to William Morris, the philosophical father of the Arts and Crafts movement, to Gustav Stickley, who transformed American domestic design. Discover more at potomacheartwood.com Season One is proudly sponsored by Gary Hackett Tools (garyhackett.co.uk) Discover how these visionaries used oak to challenge social norms, champion traditional craftsmanship, and create enduring styles that continue to influence furniture making today. Their stories reveal how the humble oak tree became a medium for artistic expression, social change, and the preservation of human-centered design in an increasingly industrialized world.

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