
im actually sorta at a loss for words - having just stumbled upon the beautiful work being made here at the Sawkille Collective.

tucked away in the catskill mountains a group of artists are working to create some of the most inspired american furniture i have ever seen. I love how it plays off the familiar shaker styles so indicative of this region - simple, functional,beautiful - but with an ultra modern twist.


I'm so completely in love with this range. I believe the same guy was behind BDDW, which I also LOVE!
ReplyDeletethe person you are referring to (co-founder of BDDW) is joshua vogel, and he is not affiliated with SAWKILLE Co. he did however consult on some of their newer furniture designs and design/build of their new showroom.
ReplyDeletejoshua's work can be seen through his company, blackcreek mercantile & trading co.
blackcreekmt.blogspot.com
thanks!
thank you both for introducing me to two other wonderful artists/collectives. and thank you BCM&T for the clarity on the stunning work of Joshua Vogel. His obvious love and appreciation of american woodworking and furniture design is inspiring.
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