Sam Grawe served as the Editor-in-Chief of Dwell from 2006 to 2011.

Sam Eichblatt is a freelance journalist specializing in design, architecture, and culture. Currently the New York-based contributing editor for HOME magazine, she also writes for a range of international media, including Dwell, Monocle and Curbed.com, and a range of travel titles.

Sam is a director of FAT architecture firm in London. He is professor of architecture at Yale, runs StrangeHarvest.com, writes for various architecture magazines, collects souvenir buildings, and has recently loaded far too much Krautrock onto his iPod.

British illustrator Sam Kerr approaches his work with an equal amount of thought placed on the drawing style and the concept. “For me, the two are inseparable and as important as each other. To get the best out of an idea, you have to match it to the right medium,” Sam explains. Although most ventures into different mediums have come about through a basic need for variety, some were born out of necessity. In 2011, Sam spent six months bedridden as a result of back problems, so in order to keep up his drawing, the artist developed a technique to draw on his iPhone. Sam Kerr's clients include Coca-Cola, Paul Smith, TIME Magazine, GQ and The Guardian.

Brooklyn–based Good Thing is a design studio and manufacturing company that was founded in 2014 by product designers Jamie Wolfond and Samantha Anderson. Good Thing designs and manufactures collaboratively to create household items that are innovative, functional, and distinctive. The company strives to create products that connect with the people who use them, and works as a creative platform for up-and-coming artists and designers.

Good Idea Studio is an interdisciplinary design firm based in Geneva and Los Angeles (Echo Park). Work revolves around a desire for participating in larger ecosystems be they environmental, social, cultural, or spatial. Good Idea Studio explores this desire through built work, research, installations, collaborations, and teaching.

We are dedicated to the creation of lasting objects by Makers who use traditional techniques and work with natural materials. These handmade pieces embrace an aesthetic that we define as NEW ENGLAND MODERN. Simple forms. Pure. Utilitarian. Everyday Heirlooms.

Sam Martin, a onetime editor at This Old House and Budget Living, is the author of How to Mow the Lawn: The Lost Art of Being a Man, published by Dutton.

Industrial designer Sam Hecht was born in London in 1969. In 2002, he co-founded Industrial Facility with his partner Kim Colin. In 2008, he was elected as a Royal Designer for Industry (RDI), the highlest accolade a designer can receive in the UK.