We are Jenny and Allie and we are NYC-based creatives and the owners of The Vermont Cabin. We fell in love with our cabin on a whim of a trip to Vermont and have had the most incredible time transforming it into a peaceful escape.

Greg Harriman Vermont is passionate about soccer and you can learn more at www.gregharriman.com

Award-winning Architecture and Building from Vermont.

Simon Pearce is an Irish-American entrepreneur in glassblowing and pottery, who learned his trade in Kilkenny, Ireland. Founded in 1971, Simon Peace originated as a small glassblowing workshop in Kilkenny, Ireland. In 1981, the operation moved to a historic woolen mill on the banks of the Ottauquechee River in Quechee, Vermont. Today Simon Pearce has production facilities in Vermont and Maryland and eight retail stores.

Copeland has been creating furniture from natural hardwoods since the 1970s. The company has evolved from a one-man operation in an East Cornith, Vermont garage to a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility located in Bradford, Vermont. Copeland blends cutting edge computer technology with traditional craftsmanship to create furniture that is innovative while still maintaining the principles of fine heirloom-quality furnishings. Copeland’s style is inspired by the Arts & Crafts, Mission, Shaker, and Scandinavian Modern movements.

ELIZABETH HERRMANN Architecture + Design is an award winning residential architecture firm based in central Vermont specializing in new, remodeling, and historic renovation projects. We design homes of character and distinction to fit the lifestyles, aspirations, and resources of diverse clients throughout the region. Our commitment is to design beautiful homes that function well, meet everyday needs, and have enduring quality, comfort, and style. Visit our website: http://eharchitect.com/

Ryall Sheridan Carroll Architects is a New York City based architectural design studio with past and current projects in NYC, Long Island, Upstate New York, New Jersey and Vermont. Our work responds to the context of each project including landscape, neighboring buildings, climate and the end users specific needs. We work collaboratively with our studio team, consultants, clients and communities to provide the most fitting solution to each and every project.

Seb is an artist working in his studio in Stowe Vermont.

Andreas lives in Berkeley and is a registered landscape architect in the state of California. He is the founder of XS LAND and teaches at Yestermorrow Design/Build School in Vermont. He is also the co-founder of ChickenCribs.com, home of the modern, self-assembly urban coop. He is interested in involving the mobile studio in grassroots design efforts and continuing to experiment with small scale dwelling and working units. He can be contacted at andreas@xs-land.com

Brett MacFadden lives in San Francisco, California. He received his MFA in Design from the Cranbrook Academy of Art in Michigan, and also holds a BS in Journalism from Ohio University. Brett grew up in Silicon Valley and New England, and in addition to living in Michigan and Ohio for school, he also once lived in Colorado, and once in Vermont, and once in Pittsburgh (very briefly), and once in New York City, and for a longer time in Boston. But never in another country, which is too bad, and remains a life goal.

Vermont is a beautiful state with lush landscaping, pristine colleges and schools and plenty to see and do. Unfortunately, despite the beauty of the state, thousands of residents fall victim to the strongholds of drug addiction and cannot see past the daily use of drugs without help. Vermont drug rehabilitation centers provide care to many of those who are addicted to drugs but there is still a gap that leaves many addicted individuals and their families in need of additional help.http://vermontdrugrehab.com/

McLeod Kredell Architects is a studio built around the practice, teaching, and community engagement of architecture. We believe that architecture grows out of its particular place and time--yet at its best it also transcends those limits. In the end, architecture should be inspiring--for the client, the architect, the builder, the passerby. John McLeod and Steve Kredell have been collaborating since graduate architecture school in the mid-90s. Both are licensed Architects and LEED Accredited Professionals. They practiced with firms in New York, Pittsburgh, Switzerland, and Vermont before opening their own office. John is a visiting professor of architecture at Middlebury College and Steve teaches in Norwich University's School of Architecture. Both principals team up each year with Jonathan Marvel to lead the Bear Island Design Assembly with students in Maine. Combining teaching with practicing, MKA focuses on the search for appropriate local expressions of universal qualities and ideals.

John Dockendorf came into the world in December 1959. He spent his first years growing up near Baltimore, Maryland, but eventually Dockendorf would find himself having a bigger impact elsewhere. Like many growing up in the Middle Atlantic states, education, was important and after a rigorous education at friend’s school, he packed his skis and headed for the university of Vermont. Dockendorf first started making an impression early during his first years in college. Spending the end of the 1970s burning through various classes in university, he graduated in 1981 with top grades from the University of Vermont. Seeking roles and pathways in recreation and park management, Dockendorf chased paths like many, and found himself assistant positions for various professors. This led to his pursuit of graduate studies in the same field, and by the next decade Dockendorf had achieved a Master of Management, Hospitality from Cornell University, and the School of Hotel Administration in 1992. Again, Dockendorf achieved top of his class, and he was also the John E.H. Sherry Scholarship as well as student body president at Cornell in his discipline’s school.

Naomi Reis was born in Shiga, Japan, and received an MFA from the School of Design at the University of Pennsylvania, and a BA in Transcultural Identity at Hamilton College. She has participated in residencies at Wave Hill, the Lower East Side Printshop, the Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop, the Vermont Studio Center and the Millay Colony for the Arts, and has shown at venues such as Mixed Greens, TSA New York, Susan Inglett, Field Projects, Kunsthalle Galapagos, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Exit Art, AIA Center for Architecture + Design Gallery (San Francisco), Little Berlin and Vox Populi (Philadelphia). She lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.

Rufus Bates is a furniture builder based in NYC and Aurora, NY. Rufus began his career as a stone mason, learning the art of dry stack stonework from an uncle in Vermont. Inspired by a semester studying visual culture in Paris, and encouraged by one of his professors at Pratt Institute, Rufus began studying woodworking in 2001. He spent several years apprenticing with renowned builders Kalle Fauset and Thomas Hucker, which introduced him to the high-end furniture market in New York City. In 2004, he started Rufus Bates, LLC, through which he builds custom furniture and millwork for architects, designers, and individual clients around the country.

Michael has 25 years of experience in the profession of Architecture and Design. He is licensed to practice Architecture in the states of California, Arizona, Vermont and Rhode Island and is certified by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards in Washington, D.C. meaning that he has met the most rigorous requirements for Architectural licensure, thereby allowing for reciprocal registration in all other states and Canadian provinces. He holds a professional degree in Architecture from the University of Southern California where he studied under notable Architectural luminaries Pierre Koenig and Ray Kappe, two leaders in the development of what were the post-war Case Study Houses and of California Modern. A strong advocate of Sustainable materials and methods, Michael is also credentialed as a LEED® Green Associate™ by the Green Building Certification Institute and is Certified as a Sustainable Building Advisor by the Sustainable Building Advisor Institute in Seattle. Michael actively engages his clients to share and collaborate in the craft of making Architecture. His mission is to create authentically personal and immersive spaces that express a deep affection for the natural beauty and wonder of life in the American West. Michael John Vivien Architect is a design-oriented Architecture, Planning and Interiors firm specializing in custom residential and urban-infill multi-family and commercial, mixed-use projects that encompass a refined sensitivity toward the building's site, climate and context. We believe that natural environment and human endeavor are not mutually exclusive and work rigorously in the pursuit of intuitive and honest design solutions that demonstrate a stewardship toward and a regeneration of the natural systems and native ecologies found onsite. We seek to craft a dialogue between the natural landscape and the built environment in order to develop thoughtful design solutions that are both sustainable and economically prudent.

A key figure in Richmond, Vermont's tech community, John Jack DAngelo is renowned for his pioneering spirit and dedication to nurturing emerging tech talent. His achievements in the field have brought him respect from both business and industry colleagues, striking a unique balance between commitment to client success and a passion for outdoor pursuits and intellectual challenges. Within the thriving tech environment of Richmond, his role extends beyond innovation. He is a mentor, guiding aspiring tech professionals and playing a vital part in shaping the future of the local technology scene. Always in tune with the rapidly evolving technological landscape, he continuously enriches his expertise in the latest technological advancements, coding methodologies, and user experience designs. This ensures that clients in Richmond benefit from the most cutting-edge digital solutions. Known for his eloquence and knowledge, he regularly addresses audiences in Richmond's tech circuits, sharing his insights at industry conferences and workshops. His ability to elucidate complex tech topics has established him as a reliable and esteemed voice in the tech community. He possesses a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from a notable institution, forming a solid educational foundation in software development, data analysis, and the newest technological solutions. This academic grounding is pivotal in delivering exemplary service and results to his Richmond clientele.

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In the vibrant and technologically driven city of Richmond, Vermont, John "Jack" D'Angelo is a paragon of innovation and mentorship. With an unwavering commitment to advancing technology and a deep-seated passion for nurturing upcoming talent, he has etched his name into the annals of Richmond's tech history. His efforts span from introducing groundbreaking solutions to guiding the next generation, ensuring that the tech scene in Richmond remains dynamic and forward-looking. His dedication isn't confined to just technological advancements. He recognizes the transformative power of mentorship. By investing his time and expertise in Richmond's budding tech enthusiasts, he has boosted their individual trajectories and fortified the foundation upon which Richmond's tech future is being built. To stay at the pinnacle of tech developments, he consistently delves into the latest technological trends, coding paradigms, and shifts in user experience. His voracious appetite for knowledge guarantees his clients are always a step ahead, leveraging the newest and most effective digital tools. Moreover, his voice resonates across the tech corridors of Richmond. His insights, shared at various industry gatherings and sessions, have demystified complex tech concepts and solidified his position as a guiding light in the tech community. His prowess isn't merely a byproduct of experience. His foundational knowledge, anchored by a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from a top-tier institution, equips him with a blend of theoretical and practical expertise. This potent combination ensures that he delivers unmatched technological solutions that drive results. Yet, John "Jack" DAngelo's commitment to Richmond's broader community shines beyond the screens and codes. He is an active proponent of tech philanthropy, throwing his weight behind initiatives like Tech for All. By doing so, he aids in bridging the digital divide, ensuring that technology's benefits permeate even the city's most underserved corners.

The structure of the built environment and the curve of the natural world. The hum of urban life and the melody of rural living. Patterns of form, shape and texture revealed and reveled in. Loop connects a love of modern design with an appreciation for nature. By creating useful art in a way that respects our planet’s resources, Loop acknowledges the connection between people and the planet. Our natural world provides endless inspiration but has finite resources; we enjoy its diversity and we love giving back. This is our loop, our responsibility, our pleasure. The true beginning of this tale is at a New England rivers’ edge when a young girl named Elissa found the most remarkable thing - a polliwog nest among the pulpy oak leaves and mossy rocks where water greeted land. She gazed upon this unknown thing - alive, to be sure, she could sense it - and saw inside it a universe. She made a place for this wonder, this image, in her mind. As she grew, it began to inform the way she looked at the world, its surfaces and patterns, its textures and creatures. Imbued with the sensibilities of the Vermont countryside, Elissa sought adventure after high school, working and travelling through Europe before studying Architecture at the University of Pennsylvania. After college, she joined the studio of a modern architect (wesley wei) and then went to work for bulthaup designing bauhaus-inspired custom kitchens. Loop was born of Elissa’s desire to unite her working life with her creative life. Seeking balance and flexibility in her day-to-day schedule, starting Loop helped Elissa reconfigure the map of her dreams. Loop is a lens that focuses observation, travel, contemplation, discovery and passion into products that Elissa feels good about sharing - products that lay bare their inspiration from nature while revealing their contribution to caring for it.

Providing award-winning large-format and digital photography services for architectural, interior design, corporate, advertising, health-care, hospitality, retail, and editorial clients since 1981. Maxwell MacKenzie earned a BA degree from Bennington College, in Vermont in 1975, with a dual major in architecture & photography. He began his photographic career in an old coffee warehouse on the Thames, in Wapping, East London, shooting ads and editorial work in England, and Europe. In 1981 MacKenzie moved his base to Washington, DC and began specializing exclusively in the photography of architecture & interiors. He did post-graduate work at the Corcoran Gallery School of Art, and studied with two of the best practitioners in his field: Peter Aaron of ESTO Photographics at the Maine Photographic Workshop, and Nick Merrick of Hedrich Blessing at the Santa Fe Photo Workshop. MacKenzie himself has taught week-long master classes at the Palm Beach Photographic Centre, Montgomery College, Maryland, and recently taught a workshop at the International Center of Photography in NY entitled: "The Poetry of Places, Exploring the Beauty of the Man-Made". He has received individual artist grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Visual Arts, and the DC Commission on the Arts. MacKenzie is the author of 3 books of panoramic and aerial fine-art photography and has been widely exhibited in galleries and museums nationwide. His photographs can be seen in numerous private, corporate, and institutional collections, including the permanent collections of the American Embassies in Bogota, Columbia; Abidjan, Cote D'Ivoire; Conakry, Guinea; Moscow, Russia; Kathmandu, Nepal; Dushanbe, Tajikistan; & Lima, Peru. MacKenzie's commercial work is currently featured on over a thousand web-sites, and has been published in brochures, books and magazines worldwide, including over 500 covers, a sampling of which is shown elsewhere on this site. He is highly regarded for his exquisitely orderly, precise, and balanced compositions, and for the artful sensitivity and subtlety of his lighting. Continually in demand, MacKenzie's work has taken him throughout the United States, and overseas to Austria, the Bahamas, Bermuda, Brazil, England, France, the Galapagos, Germany, Greece, Italy, Mauritius, Mexico, Morocco, Norway, Scotland, Spain, Switzerland & Wales

Robert Solomon r.rmsolo@verizon.net robertmsolomon.com 215-850-5384 artsy.net; artslant; saatchiart; inliquid Robert Solomon Bio Robert Solomon, artist and designer, was born and raised in Philadelphia, PA, where he lives and works. Robert earned his Bachelor of Arts from Pennsylvania State University, and has completed graduate work in Architecture at University of California (Los Angeles), as well as graduate work in Sculpture at Tyler School of Art, Temple University (Philadelphia). He has exhibited widely across the United States, particularly along the east coast, and has had several one-person shows, most notable and recent of which were at bahdeebahdu in Philadelphia, PA, Lawrence Gallery of Rosemont College in Bryn Mawr, PA, and the Grand Opera House in Wilmington, DE. Robert’s work has been included in several private collections and public institutions, and he has participated in several residencies such as the Directors Workshop Residency in Spoleto, Italy, the Vermont Studio Center, and the BAU Institute in Otranto, Italy. Robert has been an active member of several artist organizations in Philadelphia, including InLiquid, Da Vinci Art Alliance, Center for Emerging Visual Artists, and SAGE Projects, and was an original member of Nexus Gallery, as well as the founder and artistic director of Advocates for Public Art, LLC. He has curated exhibitions at Nexus Gallery, SAGE Projects, and Rowan University Art Gallery, among others. Robert’s furniture design work has been licensed to EuroPine, Ltd, and Roche Bobois, and his professional studio art practice continues to thrive alongside his evolving repertoire with work in inter-disciplinary art such as his recent venture into directing a collaborative dance adaptation of "Red Riding Hood” at the Neighborhood House in Philadelphia. Robert Solomon is an active member of The Painting Center, NYC. October, 2017. My artistic painting practice is rooted in process, materiality, and experimentation, and my paintings often cross the boundaries into (or spring out of) printmaking and photography methods. Over the years, I have found that while my interests and influences remain relatively consistent, it is the means through which my materials (such as but not limited to: water based emulsions, pigment, dye, modified plaster, stain, rope) function – both singularly and together – that keeps my work in a constant state of flux and evolution, which I find to be lively, freeing, and guided by intuition. Materiality guides me consciously, while my interests guide me subconsciously. Landscape, architecture, calligraphy, and pattern making are examples of influences which cause my paintings to oscillate between the organic and geometric. These dichotomies are the most consistent aspects of my work over time, but I don’t pursue them consciously. Instead, as I work, I experiment with materials both new and old to my process, I create rules which I inevitably break due to the nature of my materials. My recent work is gestural with the barest of preconceived subject matter. The diptych paintings use a format that encourages a heightened awareness of orientation and movement: the right and left sections must somehow be reconciled to my physical handedness. I believe technique is important but a secondary concern to the finished work, much like a director not getting in the way of the narrative, allowing the visual experience to be completed in the mind of the viewer.