In this workshop, participants will create pieces from pre-cut offcuts of wood from
RESEDA, this workshop, led by designer
Laure Krayenbühl, involves creating candle holders assembled from these scraps and decorated using stencil printing. This playful approach results in unique objects made from high-quality materials. The workshop is led by Laure Krayenbühl.
Participation The workshop is suitable for children aged five and over, accompanied by an adult.
In addition to the participation fee, there is a flat-rate materials charge of CHF 17 per candlestick.
Duration of the event2.00–5.00 pm
About Studio Laure Krayenbühl
Studio Laure Krayenbühl, based in Olten, combines design and interior architecture with a curiosity about context, as well as digital and handcrafted production processes. Every project, large or small, aims to bring beauty and quality into everyday life and to create a sensory connection between spaces, people and objects. Laure Kreyenbühl is part of OF GOODS with her ceramic objects.
About RESEDA Reseda is a furniture manufacturer based in Winterthur. They produce solid wood furniture – beds, tables, cabinet units and all manner of small furniture – designed to outlast their owners, with every piece made to measure for the customer. Reseda is part of OF GOODS; for this workshop, they have kindly provided the offcuts.