April 4th, 2011
Along with completed contemporary furniture and objects in a workshop environment, see works in progress and take the opportunity to speak to designer/makers about their influences and methods. Splinter Workshop – Design in Action is an experiential event that connects visitors with the designers, makers, design process, the craft, materials and the completed pieces.
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