Tiny chair making
Design and build a small chair in a creative space.
Chairs Lady
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About Chairs Lady
Tiny chair making is the focus at this creative space just southwest of Denver's major cultural institutions. Visitors can explore design by creating a small chair with materials, tools, and inspiration provided in the space. Design classes invite participants to experiment with form, function, humor, imagination, and personality. Chairs Lady also has a shop and offers space rental. The business is led by Carla Atwood Hartman, granddaughter of Charles and Ray Eames, who has served as Director of Education for the Eames Office since 2004. Her background includes thirteen years of museum experience at the Denver Art Museum. At Chairs Lady, chairs serve as teaching tools for exploring design and the design process.
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Highlights
Design classes
Explore design through hands-on chair-making activities.
Space rental
Space rental is offered at Chairs Lady.
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