Danese was founded in the late 1950's by Bruno Danese and Jacqueline Vodoz as a small workshop. It has grown into a prominent design company focused on developing a new generation of innovative products. The firm designs a varied line of lighting, decorative, tabletop and furniture products.

In 1997, textile designer Sandy Chilewich founded Chilewich in New York City. In her New York-based studio, Sandy Chilewich continues to impress the design world by applying her interest in color and experimentation with fibers to create her signature textile, woven vinyl, in addition to many others. Her innovative use of yarn fuses style and sophistication to create modern, practical and durable tablemats, personal bags, woven vinyl floormats and indoor/outdoor floormats in an ever-expanding assortment. In her tabletop collection alone, Chilewich offers over 100 color and weave combinations. In addition to the Chilewich collection, Sandy Chilewich, with her husband and business partner, Joe Sultan, offers wall-to-wall flooring, tiles, and other products available to the contract market for architects and designers.

Iconic potter, designer, author, and personality Jonathan Adler is dedicated to bringing style, craft and joy to your life. Adler launched his first ceramic collection in 1994 at Barneys New York. Five years later he expanded into home furnishings, opening his first namesake boutique in Manhattan. Jonathan Adler now has over 25 stores worldwide, a thriving e-commerce site, and a wholesale business boasting over 1,000 locations globally. While remaining committed to ceramic design, Jonathan has grown far beyond the potter’s wheel to become an internationally recognized design brand offering decorative objects, tabletop collections, bedding, bath accessories, gifts, candles, furniture, rugs, pillows, lighting, and most recently handbags.

Since its establishment by Romano Seletti in 1964, Seletti has distinguished itself with its tendency for innovative solutions for necessary household objects, including tabletop items and kitchenware, furniture, and storage accessories. Each product in the Italian brand’s line is defined not only by its function, but also by its style—which is often playful and clever and can even disguise the primary purpose of the product. The result is an assortment of designs that is visually arresting, creative, and useful, and will make a strong statement in any interior.

furniture, tabletop, jewelry, passive house, sustainability, farming

Inga Sempé is a French designer who has worked with a variety of design brands, including Cappellini, Edra, LucePlan, HAY, Alessi, and more. Sempé graduated from ENSCI-Les Ateliers in 1993, and held a scholarship at the Villa Medici Académie de France in Rome from 2000 to 2001. Sempé opened her own studio in Paris in 2001, where she continues to live and work. She designs furniture, lighting, tabletop accessories, clocks, rugs, and more. All of her designs are united by a thoughtful use of shape, cheerful silhouettes, and the possibilities of color and pattern.

Michael Anastassiades launched his studio in 1994, seeking to explore culture and aesthetics in designing products, furniture, and environments. In each of his designs, Anastassiades attempts to provoke participation and dialogue. His objects are minimal, functional, and simple, while also full of life. His work is featured in permanent collections at the MoMA, Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the Craft Council in London, FRAC Centre in Orleans, France, and the MAK in Vienna. Anastassiades has designed products for notable design teams, including FLOS, Lobmeyr, and Svenskt Tenn. He established his eponymous company Michael Anastassiades Ltd in 2007 to produce some of his signature pieces, including a lighting collection, furniture, jewelry, and tabletop objects. Anastassiades focuses on blending the timeless and eclectic in his product design, creating distinctive objects that endure over time.

Reza Feiz uses solid woods, metal and fiberglass in luxurious finishes to create furniture, lighting and tabletop designs.

We are a multi-disciplinary design firm that specializes in coffeeware and tabletop objects, as well as other form/function based product designs.

Web design/development, storytelling, games (both tabletop and electronic), relationships, spirituality, movies, TV, and business... no, really, it's all related and (somewhat) coherent.

Characterized by its bold color combinations and simple, elegant designs, Jansen+co is a contemporary Dutch tabletop design company based in Amsterdam. Founded in 2006 by Anouk Jansen and Harm Magis, the company makes ceramic tabletop items that are designed to mix and match, enabling customers to create distinctive statements with their wares. In August 2010, the company launched its first ceramic range in its colorful “My Mugs” assortment. The company is focused on combining classic modern shapes with bright colors that blend with subtler, contemporary tones to create products that complement every kitchen.

Margaux Keller has come a long way since age 13, redecorating her room by arranging furniture and “pinning stuff on the walls.” She decided then, as a teenager growing up in Geneva, Switzerland, to attend design school in Paris. After she finished two design degrees, she found herself under the tutelage of Eugeni Quittlet during a “crazy” internship in Philippe Starck’s atelier. Since striking out on her own, she’s collaborated with high-design brands and everyday retailers alike, creating pieces like her Soupir tabletop mirror and Fanfan, a cork children’s toy. Now she’s making a line of home goods for SIA, under the direction of designer Jean-Marc Gady, as well as pieces for Roche Bobois.

Totokaelo is a purveyor of beautifully designed and thoughtfully curated fashion and objects. They represent artists and designers who they believe to have an independent and thoughtful sense of beauty. They sell women and men's fashion and accessories, as well as a collection of furniture, lighting, tabletop items, art, and decorative items.

Christian Metzner is a German product designer. Born in Brandenburg Germany, Metzner studied architecture and product design at the University of Applied Sciences in Potsdam. He has designed a variety of products, ranging textiles, functional tabletop, personal accessories, jewelry, and experimental products like his Ikarus melting wax lamp. He started his collaboration with Berlin-based NEW TENDENCY as design editor in 2013.

Debra Folz Design is a Providence, Rhode Island based studio, which realizes furniture, tabletop and home accessory objects for exhibition and production through material exploration & conceptual curiosity. With an undergraduate degree in Interior Design from Suffolk University and a Masters degree in Furniture Design from the Rhode Island School of Design, Debra Folz Design blurs boundaries between disciplines and their assigned material identities, lending consistent focus to the incorporation of textiles and embroidery techniques with furniture forms. Her work is motivated by the translation of traditional craft and manufacturing methods into contemporary visual languages and objects, collaboration & the ambition to learn new techniques is key to her process. This studio’s work prioritizes and supports American manufacturing by building trusted and rewarding relationships with highly skilled craftspeople throughout the New England region.

Oneida Ltd. is one of the world’s largest marketers of stainless steel flatware, and offers a complete range of tabletop products. Its operations in the United States, Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom and Australia market stainless, silverplated, and sterling flatware products, china dinnerware, and crystal and glassware items. The company originated in a utopian community established in the mid-nineteenth century, and has had a strong reputation for quality since that time.

Fortessa, Inc. is a leading designer, developer and marketer of quality tableware for the high-end commercial foodservice market globally, as well as for the luxury consumer market, headquartered in Virginia, USA. The company was founded in 1993 as the Great American Trading Company, Inc., with two employees, but focused from the very start on quality dinnerware for culinary professionals and for the home. In 1997, the company expanded its offerings to flatware, glassware and tabletop accessories, becoming a “total table” operation.

Welcome to Moonshine Still! We are your one-stop shop for all your distilling and moonshine still supplies. We have the largest selection of distilling supplies and carry everything from commercial volume distilling equipment to table-top home stills.So if you are looking for moonshine still, whiskey still, or any other type of alcohol still, look no further. for more details visit our website: https://moonshine-still.co

Brooklyn–based designer and illustrator Mark McGinnis has worked with a number of clients including the Boston Globe, New York Times, Variety Magazine, Poetry Journal, and many more. McGinnis often creates prints in a collection, including his iconic Alphabet Series that marries bold graphics and uncompromising humor. In addition to prints and posters, McGinnis also designs tabletop items and accessories that feature his illustrations, including his Metropolis Series line of dishware.

A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, Sit spent years in the fashion industry, designing the tabletop collection for Calvin Klein, as well as luxury home decor collections for Vera Wang and Kim Seybert. Soon, Sit began doing everything from metal welding to hand carving wood and forging her own flatware. She found her niche, and has since teamed up with local artisans and manufacturers to produce everything carefully and precisely at home in New York. Sit focuses on creating beautiful, functional objects through fair, sustainable production.

Derek Chen is the founder of Council Design. A designer in his own right—by way of Engineering School and Silicon Valley—he is also the founder of Urbana Design, a company named after the Illinois city where he spent much of his childhood. Through Urbana Design, Chen produces sleek tabletop items and contemporary furniture. His work has been covered in media outlets including Wallpaper*, The New York Times, InStyle, and Plaza. Chen’s work reveals the engineer’s eye for the strategic application of technology as well as an awareness of the visual and tactile appeal of natural forms and materials—it is an easy blend of high-tech and hand-craftsmanship. He lives and works in San Francisco.

THE MAKERS Who: Partners Xenia Taler and Steven Koblinsky. Xenia designs the tiles, Steven crafts the clay and glazes. Where: In their Toronto studio. When: Since 1996. How: Tiles are pressed in molds made of wood, or extruded. Glazes are mixed from scratch. All tiles are decorated by hand. Why: Because we hope that one day, a long, long time from now, not only will your children fight mercilessly over the wonderful tiles you had so wisely purchased, but even when humankind is forced to venture off this world and fend amongst the stars, those tiles will be the second or third item on a strict ten item list which your descendents feel they must take along with them on their arduous journey. THE TILES We make two kinds of tiles:Our wall hanging tiles come with a groove in the back for hanging as well as cork on the bottom and glazed sides. They are suited to withstand heat and can be used as coasters and trivets. Our installation tiles are thinner and have unglazed sides for grouting. Applications include kitchens, bathrooms, fireplaces and tabletops. Either thin or thick tile can be used for installation but it is better to order the thinner tiles with unglazed sides if you are definitely planning on installing them. To order our thinner tiles, please see our Installation Tile section. CARE Most soaps and detergents are fine to use. Avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners. Also avoid children with permanent markers. (Seriously, the marker die will seep into the crackle.)

Arne Eliasson stands out as a dedicated Psychiatry Resident Physician within the United States Army, currently stationed at Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center in Fort Cavazos, Texas. His significant academic and professional journey has established him as a well-respected leader in his domain. Raised in an environment that emphasized discipline and educational achievement, he graduated in 2006 from Springbrook High School. There, he led as the captain for the Cross Country and Swim teams and engaged actively in community service through his local church, taking part in projects to aid those less fortunate. Following his high school graduation, he attended Montgomery College, where he was part of the Montgomery Scholars Program. This prestigious scholarship enabled him to study abroad at Cambridge University and tour China. He then transferred to Johns Hopkins University, where he earned a bachelor's degree in anthropology with a focus on Latin American studies in 2010. Professionally, he first worked as a bicycle messenger, then founded and later sold Epic Couriers LLC in Baltimore, demonstrating his early entrepreneurial spirit. His passion for service continued as he worked at the Shepherd's Clinic for the Uninsured in Baltimore, starting as a volunteer and eventually becoming a full-time Patient Care Coordinator. His commitment led him to medical school in 2018. His medical training was rigorous. Accepted into the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USUHS) after completing his pre-med courses at Goucher College, he was commissioned as an officer in the U.S. Army in 2018. He received training at multiple Military Treatment Facilities, including Womack Army Medical Center and Naval Medical Center San Diego. His leadership skills shone at USUHS, where he served as a platoon leader and participated in Operation Bushmaster, gaining significant experience in combat casualty and trauma medicine. Graduating from USUHS in 2022, he was proud to join the Carl R. Darnall Army Psychiatry Residency Program. He has made scholarly contributions to the field of psychiatry, with several publications and presentations at notable medical conferences. Outside of his professional life, he is a family man. He married his physician wife in 2022 and welcomed their first child in 2024. They enjoy the outdoor life in Texas, participating in activities like hiking, cycling, and attending Renaissance festivals. He also pursues hobbies such as tabletop games and has a passion for culinary arts, especially fermentation techniques. Arne H. Eliasson's journey reflects his dedication to his profession, family, and personal passions, making him a notable figure in his field.