From its Long Island City studio, Twig New York designs lifestyle goods for everyday dining and home use, with a particular eye for decorative fine bone china. Its collections pair contemporary tableware with details such as hand-applied decals, 24K gold-painted rims, and collaborations with ceramic artist Molly Hatch. The brand also extends its table-focused designs into accessories including placemats and cotton aprons.
Lenox CorporationFounded in 1889 as Walter Scott Lenox’s small art studio, Lenox Corporation creates tabletop and home goods shaped by more than 130 years of American craftsmanship. Its porcelain and bone china heritage includes becoming the first American china company used at the White House in 1918, with six presidents and first ladies later commissioning Lenox state dinner services. Today, the company brings that design tradition to contemporary dining and seasonal décor, including its distinctive Lenox Spice Village collection.ROCK HALL, MD
Wiggle RoomWiggle Room makes curvy tables in New York, turning a wiggly pink dining table first built for a South Brooklyn apartment into custom-made furniture shipped nationwide. Founded by Levi Shaw-Faber, a Yale School of Architecture master's candidate, and New York-based creative brand strategist Zoe Cohen, the company works with a New York manufacturer to produce its distinctive designs.BROOKLYN, NY
Mode LivingFounded by best friends Verda and Tania after they met at Columbia Business School in 2007, Mode Living designs fashionable, versatile table linens and home entertaining accents. The company grew from their search for attractive, accessible linens that could make hosting feel polished without turning it into a production. Its place-inspired collections bring the character of destinations from the Mediterranean to the South Pacific to tables at home, with mix-and-match designs intended to reflect each host’s personal style.NEW YORK, NY