Founded by Andrew Patterson in 2020, Odd Numbers Studio is a Hudson Valley design practice that creates simple, affordable furniture and other products with an emphasis on sustainability. Everything is designed and made in the Hudson Valley, using locally sourced FSC-certified hardwood and finishes chosen so customers can repair rather than replace their pieces. The studio also partners with a small local manufacturer for some production, using automation to keep prices accessible without compromising the design.
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H.CO HandmadeFrom a five-acre Hudson Valley homestead, Max and Jordan Hoener run H.CO Handmade, a family-owned design-and-build firm making handcrafted furniture from locally sourced wood. The Millbrook studio combines clean modern design with Japanese woodworking and traditional joinery, often turning storm-fallen or client-saved trees into “Full Circle” pieces. H.CO was named Best Furniture Maker in the Hudson Valley by the 2025 Chronogram Readers’ Choice Awards.
FN FurnitureArtist and woodworker Ken Landauer founded FN Furniture in 2017, building a Hudson Valley company around affordable, comfortable design with an activist’s zero-waste approach. Its furniture is locally fabricated from carefully nested plywood or recycled plastic parts, leaving almost nothing behind from each sheet. The work has been installed in museums including New York’s Museum of Arts and Design and the Tang Museum.STONE RIDGE, NY
Mark JupiterFor more than a decade, Mark Jupiter has built its identity around a Brooklyn-based custom furniture studio where craftsmanship, sustainability, and community meet. Working from its shop and showroom in DUMBO, the team creates heirloom-quality furniture for private homes and professional interiors, planting 25 or more trees through One Tree Planted for every project.BROOKLYN, NY
Path DesignFounded by creators Casey and Brandon in 2018, Path Design is a North Jersey furniture maker that designs and handcrafts custom hardwood pieces for homes and businesses. The small team is especially adept at turning awkward corners and overlooked spaces into useful furniture, from precisely fitted banquettes to storage benches, while preserving the character of sustainably sourced wood. Path Design handles projects from consultation and design through fabrication, delivery and assembly.TAKOMA PARK, MD