Furniture For People
May 14th 5:30-7:30
Library 19
606 S. Ann St., Baltimore, Maryland 21231
Link for RSVP in Bio
Come view the 3 pieces of furniture designed particularly with instruction and accessibility in mind.
I will share some insights around the process and story, alongside the printed newspaper instructions, as a visual guide. There will be some available during this event.
Publication designed by:
@jeff_glendenning@shreyadkz@alexandriapak
Furniture For People
A project focused around the democratization of design and furniture. Encouraging and empowering people to create a build products.
This is a guide to build 3 different furniture pieces using common lumber, simple tools, and straightforward instructions.
200 printed copies will be available for FREE during the showcase of the furniture and talk on May 14th at Library 19 from 5:30-7:30pm
More detailed info to come with an Eventbrite link.
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Publication design by @jeff_glendenning@alexandriapak@shreyadkz
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