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Allan Wexler

Allan Wexler

FS18 Capstone Speaker

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Emily Pilloton

Emily Pilloton

FS18 Keynote Speaker

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Craig Nutt

Craig Nutt

Award Of Distinction - 2018

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Donors

Donors

2017 Donor List

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Julie Morringello

Julie Morringello

Featured Member

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FS18 – Info

FS18 – Info

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Wendell Castle

Wendell Castle

1932 - 2018

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Membership Benefits

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FS18 – Placeholder

FS18: June 13th - 16th, 2018
Dogpatch Studios, San Francisco, CA

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The Furniture Society is a nonprofit, educational organization founded in 1996.

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And-Wow Bench ||Walnut, Cherry, Maple 2016 ||Diminutions 53″x17″x17″ - Fatmah Bamashmous

Halala Relic ||Walnut, Brass 2016 ||Diminutions 24″x 12″x 5″ - Fatmah Bamashmous

A-Chair ||Walnut, upholstered with Blue cowhide 2017 ||Diminutions 24″x24″x36″ - Fatmah Bamashmous

Mahogany and Amboyna Burl desk - Bruce Martens

Red Cedar Box - Bruce Martens

Yellow Cedar and Ebony Box - Bruce Martens

Curly Maple Chair - Bruce Martens

Curly Maple Chair detail - Bruce Martens

Teak Bench - Bruce Martens

Table leg detail - Bruce Martens

Accent table - Bruce Martens

Relief carving - Bruce Martens

Desk detail - Bruce Martens

Carving Detail - Bruce Martens

Africaans corner cabinet reproduction - Bruce Martens

StumpChair - Coby Unger

Confidence Weights - Coby Unger

Thoreau Pillow - Coby Unger

Lawn Chair - Coby Unger

Bridge Skateboard - Coby Unger

Stool - Coby Unger

Raising Cane - Chuck Sharbaugh

Acacia - Chance Coalter

Asymmetrical Coffee Table: A light and minimal coffee table, the design was driven by the desire to work in harmony with the unique character of the wood. The Bookmatched top displays the striking spalting and color gradations, and the forked shape was informed by the natural crotch of the tree. The long rails of the base are laminated to follow the outside curves of the top and skew the legs out to compliment the fanned end. The curves of the legs work in accord with the woods grain. Texas Cedar Elm, Liberon Oil Finish. - Matthew Smith

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