BiZBash Award Winner: Best Tabletop Design

April 13, 2005
For this nonprofit dedicated to helping young people, Dalzell Productions gave the fund-raiser a classroom theme that showcased the CDF’s educational programs. Using common school supplies, Dalzell created centerpieces with colored pencils, rulers, pink erasers, and plastic scissors wrapped with coiled steel wire and popping out of each piece. The bright, bold arrangements tied the event’s purpose to its design, and the leftover materials were donated to a public school.

Posted 04.13.05

Photo: Nadia Geller

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