Furniture – Town Studios

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Stretch out your hand. Bend a couple of fingers out of sight and what you have left is approximately the number of family owned and operated firms still producing traditionally crafted furniture in America. One of them has been around for over eight decades, Bright Chair Company. Founded as a shop in which dedicated artisans could practice their time-honored skills without compromise, Bright established a unique reputation for creating individual pieces to suit individual needs. Today Bright maintains both its commitment to the finest hand craftsmanship, and its ability to customize each piece to the client’s personal specification. Run your eyes over a Bright piece and you see the difference. Run your hand over one and you feel it. More than the look of great tradition honed to a modern sensibility. The tradition itself.

Made in Bangalore, India, and celebrating the heritage of Indian craftsmanship and design, Phantom Hands makes handcrafted, design-driven contemporary furniture. The culmination of centuries of craft knowledge and skills, passed on from generation to generation. The name ‘Phantom Hands’ is an homage to the legacy of these past artisans whose contributions manifest in each piece they make.

Iatesta Studio is a fully integrated studio designing furniture, lighting, and upholstery with an assortment of materials. Based outside of Annapolis, Maryland, the talents of their in-house artisans, makers, and artists are apparent through the inquisitive thought and inventive action behind their work. Each piece is the finish with an aged yet refined appearance, a seal of performance.

Over the past decade, self-taught duo Daniel Hellman and Eric Chang have lead the industry in defining new American Luxury Furnishings. Known for their sleek, timeless and unique designs, the Hellman-Chang line offers little compromise for craftsmanship and expansive bespoke capabilities for the Interior Design trade. After helping establish and embody the “Brooklyn Renaissance” with their bench-made collection, the company has expanded its production into a new 32,000 square foot facility in Dawsonville, Georgia, where they are digging roots within the growing artisan American community.

The intertwining of the four classical elements—fire, water, earth and air—is a constant source of inspiration to the design and philosophies of John Pomp. Be it a ripple on the ocean or the swelling of a bubble, his sculptural pieces mimic the wondrous geometry that exists, often unnoticed, in the natural world.

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Verellen, established in 1999, out of the creative minds of Tom & Sabine Verellen, has grown to be a name in the furniture industry by keeping true to their family values of kindness, honesty, and savoir-faire, which have been built into their products. Custom made furniture with distinctive details, elegant lines, made with authentic materials. Conceived in Belgium, perfected in America.

Partners Jeff Behnke and Roland Zehetbauer have developed a multifaceted design approach: They develop visual design concepts balanced with functionality, and produce these pieces with superior structural integrity. Every line, joint and surface, reflects an ongoing quest for perfection. The partners strive to make each new design available in a wide variety of sizes and configurations to offer clients a broad selection. Drawing on an enormous historic repertoire of styles, finishes and techniques, the partners are known to explore the surprises of inspiration, which often lend a clever, innovative aspect to their work.

OCHRE creates objects of style and beauty which are both timeless and contemporary. The collection consists of furniture, lighting and accessories with emphasis on the use of high quality craftsmanship. The simplicity and honesty of form, together with the luxurious materials, result in an understated elegance which has become the signature of OCHRE.

Tuell & Reynolds embraces both time honored and disappearing hand techniques and modern technology: A pitch pot and chasing tools occupy space next to the 3D printer, hand drawn designs tinted with watercolor and computer modeled renderings are used in harmony, a digital scanner is used to enlarge a hand sculpted wax maquette.

Founded by A. Jacob Marks, and based in the Piedmont region of North Carolina since 2001, Skram highlights the beauty, utility and durability of their products through a masterful blend of form, line, proportion and materiality. This level of craftsmanship, along with the blending of traditional techniques with innovative fabrication are what makes their products the distillation of the essential.

The JOHN LYLE collection features handmade sculptural pieces created from hand-cast bronze, steel, wood, lacquer, eggshell, shagreen and parchment. Sold exclusively through top high-end showrooms in the United States, his designs are collected worldwide by connoisseurs and coveted for their chic silhouette, use of luxe materials and impeccable craftsmanship. Custom designs are encouraged and interpreted with flair and expertise.

The Hélène Aumont Collection bespeaks a life rich in travel and adventure, a life touched with insouciance, good humor, and charm. While the inspirations for the furniture and lighting fixtures vary, each piece joins stylish simplicity with luxury and drama, producing a collection of furnishings for today’s chic interiors. Individual pieces may meld the refinement of French 1940s Classicism with the theatrics of baroque Italy, or the bold lines and curves of Renaissance design with the rigor of the Directoire, or the attention to detail of haute couture with an easy, masculine bent. Much gratitude is extended to the talented family of artisans and craftspeople dedicated for more than a decade, without whom the preceding collection would not have been possible.

Honoring traditional furniture making techniques throughout his career, Matt Castilleja and his studio have found a way to merge contemporary sculptural and elemental furniture into a singular design style. With elegant and clean silhouettes on display with every piece produced, one is reminded of these traditions from the past, while feeling firmly rooted in the present.

Handcrafted in Chicago, Zachary A. refines traditional techniques by pushing the boundaries of materials and finishes. The result of which being colorful, light, and functional, modern furniture designed for both indoor and outdoor use. With their vision of adding function to art guiding them, Zachary A. lives to explore and create the unexpected.

What started in a small workshop in 2012, offering hand-woven chairs has since grown into a company dedicated to showing modern Mexico through their work and experiences. With an emphasis on Mexican heritage, Mexa immortalizes tradition and reinterprets principles, bringing life to spaces with high-quality products and carefully selected materials.