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Octagonal table built by Jim Becker, cabinet and furniture maker, in Wilder, VT.
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Furniture built using traditional 19th century methods by Jefferson craftsman Robbie Pederson of RVP-1879, in Jefferson, IA.
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Table designed by Mira Nakashima, from wood milled by George Nakashima at George Nakashima Woodworker, S.A., in New Hope, PA.
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Table illustrating George Gallup's influences and legacy, by Sticks, Inc., in Des Moines, IA.
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Chairs cut into the octagonal shape by Michael Brown, Contemporary Chairmaker, in Grantsboro, NC.
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"Ostrich" wood mirror built by Kipley A. Meyer, in Madison, GA.
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Chairs and side tables built by Brad Smith of Bradford Woodworking, in Worcester, PA. |
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Hand-sculpted ceramic lamp with octagon
details by Jim Webb of Studio 233, in
Hopewell, NJ. |
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Framing and text design by Pete Dawson and
Janice Ford at Leigh Imaging, in Princeton
Junction, NJ. |
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Custom tiles crafted by Jonathan White of
Odd Inq, in Portland, ME. |
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The project would not have been possible
without the dedication and vision of project
manager Carla Offenburger, of Cooper, IA, and
master builder Tim Gettler, of Jefferson, IA. Special thanks, too, is given for the valued contributions of: designer Keith Rollenhagen, of Ames, IA; woodworker Stewart French, of Jefferson, IA; decorator Deb West, of Perry, IA; supplier Gary Von Ahsen, of Jefferson IA; appliance supplier John Bossard, of Jefferson, IA; kitchen designer Kris Hunt, of Ankeny, IA; and hardscaper Brent Buxton, of Ogden, IA. |
