From its Brooklyn workshop, Atelier Viollet creates custom furniture around exotic materials and rare woods, pairing simple forms with finishes crafted by artisans. The studio has mastered finely tanned parchment over 30 years and is known for its demanding straw marquetry work; in 2008, Sandrine Viollet won France’s “One of the Best Craftsmen in France” title for the technique after 1,500 hours of work. Projects are developed closely with designers, architects, and clients, who can visit the workshop as a piece takes shape.
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André Joyau Studio (Heptagon Creations, Ltd)For 35 years, self-taught sculptor André Joyau has drawn on his youth on a rural French family farm to create furniture with a distinctly natural, organic character. His privately owned Brooklyn-based studio works with exclusive-market designers, adapting its designs to specific customer needs while maintaining an environmentally responsible approach.BROOKLYN, NY
Atelier 1987Born in Brooklyn in the summer of 2014, Atelier 1987 is a furniture studio known for sustainable, handmade work with a sculptural character. Its pieces bring the irregular beauty of wood into distinctive forms for interior spaces.EASTON, MD
Atelier d’AmisFounded in 2014, New York-based Atelier d’Amis designs original high-end furniture and seating through a curated European network of fine craftsmen. Its collections turn construction-site imagery and insect anatomy into conversation-starting pieces, including the concrete-finish, metal-framed Laisse Béton line and the lacquered Bestiaire collection, handcrafted in Italy and Portugal. The studio won the 2019 Fashion Group International Rising Star award for best new furniture design in America and offers substantial customization through showrooms in the U.S. and Europe.NEW YORK, NY
Home. ReclaimedLed by owner and master craftsman Stephen Bronte, Home. Reclaimed. creates custom furniture, cabinetry, lighting, and woodwork shaped around each client’s space. A Pratt Institute industrial design alumnus, Bronte brings an artistic design perspective to collaborative projects ranging from built-ins to custom doors, with each piece obsessively built for a 100-year life.