This year marks a big milestone as we’re celebrating 40 years of the Chippendale International School of Furniture! This annual event is a celebration of the hard work and creativity of our Professional Course students over the past 9 months. The exhibition will feature stunning furniture and objects all designed and handcrafted by 30 students from around the world.
We’re excited to welcome back North Berwick’s Steampunk Coffee and to have The Big Blu Artisan Pizza from Dunbar joining us for the first time, keeping you fuelled with delicious coffee cakes and pizza while you explore the collection.
Entry is free, but all visitors must book a time-slotted ticket in advance via Eventbrite.
Come and admire some extraordinary furniture and perhaps walk away with a treasured heirloom to enjoy for years to come.
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