Bay Area Made: Making a Sustainable Future
Preview of the virtual exhibit for SF Design Week.
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Yvonne Mouser
Oakland
Yvonne Mouser is an artist, designer, and builder engaged in creative practice that spans furniture design, product, spaces, fine art, and events. At the intersections of art, craft, and design her work focuses on creating everyday objects that tell a story through their function and give meaning to experience.
Yvonne creates both sculptural and utilitarian objects from one-of-a-kind, to limited editions, and produced collections including fine art, furniture, jewelry, product, spaces and experiences.
Journal
Geana Sieburger of GDS Cloth Goods: Making Products at the Intersection of Design, Sustainability and Community
The maker of clothing, workwear, and Ebb reusable coffee filters shares their process from sourcing to end-of-life.
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Two Healthier, Chocolaty Dessert Recipes from Just Date Syrup
Delicious treats made with their low-glycemic index, organic medjool date syrup.
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02 Artisans Aggregate: A Sustainable Business Community That’s Home to Juniper Ridge
Emily Grossman of the wild crafted perfume makers tells us about their innovative maker community in Oakland.
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Where Craft Meets Innovation: Design Showcase Recap
A staged loft-like living space featuring the best of local home & garden design
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Exhibit
Bay Area Made: Making a Sustainable Future
Sustainability is no longer a choice – it’s imperative! Our future depends on it.
Hosted by San Francisco Design Week, the virtual exhibit highlights how 39 Bay Area Made member companies are implementing sustainable practices in their products and business operations.
From the clothes we wear to the food we eat, to the products we use daily, what WE MAKE locally really does matter.
What We Make Makes Us
