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DWR Presents: M+D+F Winners

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DWR. Potrero Hill
2299 Alameda Street
San Francisco, 94103

M+D+F 2009 is a juried exhibition of innovative furniture by emerging designers in the San Francisco area. Organized by the DWR Potrero Studio and juried by Derek Chen of Council Design, Peter Stathis, designer of the Tube Top and Link Lamps for Pablo Pardo, and Sarah Rich, Editor of Dwell, M+D+F provides an opportunity for peer, public and professional recognition for up-and-coming designers and firms. Stop by the Studio tonight to celebrate the winning entries.

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