Pete Oyler is a versatile designer whose work explores the intersections of design, craft, contemporary culture, and history.

Virginia native Pat Kim graduated with a degree in Industrial Design from Pratt Institute in 2009. After completing an internship with Fisher-Price and working for a high-end furniture designer/fabricator, he set up his own studio in Red Hook, Brooklyn.

Founded in 2003 by husband-and-wife team Ted Vadakan and Angie Myung, Poketo has grown from a small creative project into a creative hub and online destination.

Rilla Alexander explores creativity and ideas through graphic forms and bold colors and inspires both children and adults through books, workshops and exhibitions.

Runa Klock is a designer based in Oslo, Norway. Her designs are inspired by nature and characterized by a strong interest in material and craft.

Selena is a designer exploring color, form, and humor to elicit joy and child-like energy. 

Simone Brewster is a London-based artist and designer who creates large scale, statement, sculptural furniture, objets d'art, and jewelry. 

Sophie Collé founded her eponymous design studio in 2020, hand-building colorful amorphous furniture to raise funds for various mutual aid organizations. Her custom pieces are built to order, with no two objects ever looking identical.

Sophie Lou Jacobsen is a French-American designer currently based in New York City. She designs objects, furniture, and spaces. 

Steven Bukowski designs functional and expressive furniture in New York City. His designs are guided by traditional practices with a playful approach. 

In the 80s, Susan Kare began work at Apple Computer designing fonts, icons, and graphic elements for the nascent Macintosh operating system and applications.

Talbot & Yoon is a design firm founded by Mark Talbot and Youngjin Yoon, who were trained and registered as Architects in the state of New York. They incorporate their architectural thinking into the playful objects that they design for everyday use.