Bay Area furniture designer and CCA alumnus Florian Roeper puts the finishing touches on a gold-leafed surface in his Alameda atelier.

Learn about alum Florian Roeper's journey from graphic design to artful furniture-making

Media Coverage / July 1, 2019
Florian Roeper (BFA Wood/Furniture 2003) began as a graphic design major until he discovered the furniture-making woodshop at CCA. Now Roeper has a sawmill in Walnut Creek, runs his own studio, and shows work at the San Francisco Design Center.
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