 Issue: February 2007
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Public and Members of the Design Trade Welcome! 2nd Annual Fine Furnishings & Fine Craft Show – Milwaukee Midwest Airlines Center 12th Annual Fine Furnishings & Fine Craft Show – Providence Rhode Island Convention Center
Both Shows Increase Exhibit Space Due to an explosion of exhibitor interest, this year’s Milwaukee show will offer a full 25% more exhibit space, so you can enjoy even more great work from new exhibitors. The floor plan for the halls at the Providence Convention Center is being optimized to expand exhibitor space there as well.
Attention Artisans Even with all this expansion of space, opportunities to exhibit will sell out soon. If you know of an artisan whose work is suitable, have them send an email query to klittle@finefurnishingshow.com.
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BIG NEWS!!! Fine Furnishings Shows add Fine Craft Show While both shows will continue to showcase handcrafted furniture, this year’s Fine Furnishings Shows in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Providence, Rhode Island will add dozens of new artisans presenting fine handcrafted jewelry, wearables, glass and ceramics with the addition of the Fine Craft Show, formerly the Providence Craft Show. These new exhibitors will occupy approximately 20% of the floor space at each venue. To reflect this exciting development, the name of the shows is being changed to Fine Furnishings & Fine Craft Shows as you can see in the masthead above. This exciting development creates a great opportunity to offer an even broader range of beautifully designed, handcrafted products to show attendees. Media Credibility American Style magazine named the Fine Cottage Living magazine recently mentioned the Fine Furnishings Shows as a great resource for custom designed and crafted furniture in a recent online article. If you want to have a look, click here. Exhibitors in the News An article about Paul Stefanski of Woodspace Furniture Studio appeared in the Wauwatosa News-Times in mid-January. It’s all about how after working in the architecture business for 10 years, Paul decided it was time for a change and started his own furniture making business. The article can be viewed online at by clicking here. Michael Doerr was a featured artisan in a recent article in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel about the joy of purchasing handcrafted furniture for your home. Click here to read more. North Bennet Street School was featured in a 2 page article in the Spring 2006 issue of Early Homes magazine. |
