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This is a model of the “Ruhlman-inspired Tabouret” built by Mario Rodriguez for the April 2015 issue of Popular Woodworking Magazine.
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You can’t call that “Tabouret” gentlemen… Tabouret is the french word for “Stool”. I dunno where that confusion came from, but anyways this piece of furniture looks like a “petit cabinet” (small cabinet) or a “Table de chevet” (night stand) depending of its overall dimensions or its final use.
If you want to make one,keep in mind the work of Jacques Emile RHULMANN (1879-1933) is all about luxury veneering & inlays (ebony, rosewood, mahogany, amaranth, amboina burl, ivory, silver, shagreen…). One of his design signature is the 8 faces segmented & inlayed legs.
Today, Ruhlmann’s “chef d’oeuvres” still represents some of the most expensive furniture pieces money can buy on worldwide luxury auctions, like Christie’s or Drouot.
Greetings from France 😉