The Makers by Jennifer Causey

ELEPHANT CERAMICS the Ceramicist, Brooklyn, NY

ELEPHANT CERAMICS the Ceramicist, Brooklyn, NY

STANLEY + SONS the Tailors, Brooklyn, NY

STANLEY + SONS the Tailors, Brooklyn, NY

ARIELE ALASKO the Builder, Brooklyn NY

ARIELE ALASKO the Builder, Brooklyn NY

LENA CORWIN the Printer, Brooklyn NY

LENA CORWIN the Printer, Brooklyn NY

KINGS COUNTY DISTILLERY the Distillers, Brooklyn, NY

KINGS COUNTY DISTILLERY the Distillers, Brooklyn, NY

TWO DESIGN the Designer, Brooklyn, NY

TWO DESIGN the Designer, Brooklyn, NY

ODETTE the Jeweler, Brooklyn, NY

ODETTE the Jeweler, Brooklyn, NY

MCMC FRAGRANCES the Perfumer, Brooklyn NY

MCMC FRAGRANCES the Perfumer, Brooklyn NY

The Makers

Jennifer Causey

Superheroes collection

"We strive to work with artisans from around the globe, creating objects with a deeper story in the encounter between design and crafts."

 

Superheroes 
Glimpt, Mattias Rask & Tor Palm

Ay illuminate

"We believe that local handicraft carries the genes of cultural identity." 

Ay Illuminate

Joon & Jung

Two korean designers in Eindhoven.

"We are learning from environment, and designing the essential of this era."

Natural Speaker

Paper Alarm Clock

upcycled and recolored rugs

"Color reform is a truly organic process, inspired by discovery, enhanced through experience, and motivated by endless possibility. It is a philosophy and evolutionary change that embraces originality, alters prediction and challenges the boundaries of creativity. The concept is continuously evolving and being articulated through new and innovative mediums. What began as a vision to salvage imperfect, vintage carpets has resulted in a revolutionary movement of color."

ABC Carpet and Home

bow bins

"Designed by Cordula Kehrer and commissioned by fair trade NGO Preda, these whimsical wastebaskets are made by the indigenous Aeta people of the Philippines using traditional basket weaving techniques. Made with sustainably harvested rattan, they achieve simple and unpretentious shapes that catch the eye."

Cordula Kehrer

Beklina online shop

Tjanpi Desert Weavers

"Tjanpi Desert Weavers began as a series of basket-weaving workshops held tn the Ngaanyatjarra Lands in Western Australia by the NPY Women's Council in 1995. (...)
Working with fibre in this way is a fundamental and vital part of contemporary desert culture."

Shop: Mr Kitly
Tjanpi
the NPY Women's Council