Been: The Dunnage Show at Inheritance

Posted: November 5, 2011 | Author: Secret Agent PR | Filed under: art + culture, design, eco, events, furniture design, green, product design, sustainable, urban art | Tags: Andrew Riiska, Casey Dzierlenga, Cliff Spencer, David Johnson, dunnage, Inheritance, LA Box Collective, Robert Apodaca, Samuel Moyer, The Dunnage Show, William Stranger | Leave a comment

One man’s trash was another man’s treasure at Thursday’s opening reception of The Dunnage Show, held at the delightfully offbeat, exquisitely curated gift and design shop Inheritance. Instead of letting 12 tons of dunnage go to waste, members of the LA Box Collective breathed new life into these discarded pieces of old wood by transforming them into unique furniture and accessories.

Featured works included the “Cloud Pony” bench by Andrew Riiska, stools by Casey Dzierlenga, a Shinto bench by Samuel Moyer, a children’s eating table and chairs by Cliff Spencer, a woven screen by David Johnson, and new work by William Stranger and Robert Apodaca. Check out this and other gorgeous woodwork at Inheritance, on display now through January 2012.