Tag Archives: urban manufacturing
Profile: Forest Dickey
By Regina Connell with Nicole Bemboom. Perfection has had a bad rap of late. We’re also loving the look of distressed everything—wood, metal, leather—as a backlash or a balance against the perceived emptiness of much overly “perfect” industrial design. We … Continue reading
Posted in FURNITURE+LIGHTING, Heroes and Heroines, SF Bay Area, WOOD
Tagged Artisan, contemporary, craft, furniture, rustic, San Francisco, urban manufacturing, Varian, wood
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Profile: Walter Craven/Blank & Cables
Ah, love is in the air. Right now, it’s for things actually made in cities. Urban manufacturing is all the rage, so’s support for buying local. It’s all a backlash against all those air miles, those dodgy factory practices in … Continue reading
Posted in FURNITURE+LIGHTING, Heroes and Heroines, METAL, SF Bay Area
Tagged blank and cables, CNC, DESIGN, furniture, metal, Oakland, urban manufacturing, Walter Craven
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