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Joan Michlin is a New York artist and goldsmith who creates handmade fine-art jewelry—often described as “wearable sculpture”—in limited editions and one-of-a-kind pieces. Drawing on her fine-art background, Michlin produces about 150 new designs each year, and her work is held in nine major museum collections worldwide. Each piece is signed and copyrighted by the artist and comes with a certificate of authenticity, official appraisal, and lifetime limited warranty.
Joanna Vargas pairs signature facials at her New York and Los Angeles spas with a skincare line built from her esthetician’s practice. Her nature-meets-technology approach combines plant-based ingredients, science, and non-invasive techniques in customizable programs designed to support healthy, glowing skin. Vargas also shares that expertise through her skincare guide, *Glow from Within*.
Joe’s Dairy Bar & Grill is a Storino family-owned restaurant in Hopewell Junction serving made-to-order comfort food, handmade desserts and award-winning ice cream. The family has owned the former Uhle’s since 2002, building on a business that has served local families since 1960. Known for oversized creations such as its Monster Burger and Freak Shakes, Joe’s is open year-round and has become a three-generation family tradition for many customers.
Joey Bats Cafe brings the Portuguese pastel de nata to New York City, where founder Joey Batista—known as Joey Bats—set out to fill a gap in the city’s Portuguese food scene. Its signature custard pastry traces back to Lisbon in the early 1800s and is now sold from several New York locations, with nationwide shipping also available.
A Deer Park aerospace manufacturer with roots going back to 1957, John J. Mazur Inc. is known for producing precision CNC-machined structural parts and assemblies for major aircraft companies. Its work has appeared in programs including the space shuttle and Boeing’s C-17 Globemaster, for which it supplied more than 1,000 parts a month over a ten-year period. The company is AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certified and is a Boeing Preferred Supplier.
More than six decades after John Rosselli opened his first New York antique shop, John Rosselli & Associates remains a design-trade destination shaped by his sophisticated eye and an ever-changing inventory. Its Harlem workroom, established in the 1960s with Furlow Gatewood, became known for detailed reproductions with painted finishes and custom work, while the company later extended that sensibility through showrooms in four U.S. design centers.
John's Studio, also identified as Hodgins Printing, is a Batavia shop serving local businesses and community customers with custom visual materials. Its work includes printing and signs, while customer reviews emphasize helpful service on projects ranging from wedding invitations to business installations.
With 44 manufacturing facilities across North America and Europe, Johns Manville manufactures insulation, commercial roofing systems, fiberglass and technical nonwovens for commercial, industrial and residential applications. Its Engineered Products business also supplies the often-unseen fiberglass and nonwoven materials that become part of customers’ products in fields ranging from construction and filtration to automotive and infrastructure. Headquartered in Denver, Johns Manville is a Berkshire Hathaway company.
Founded in 1961 on a century-old fruit farm, Johnson Estate Winery makes estate-grown wines along Lake Erie in Westfield, New York. New York’s oldest continuously operating estate winery remains family-owned across four generations, with 115 acres of vineyards and a historic tasting room housed in a former 1920 apple cold-storage building. Its roots run especially deep in the region’s French-American hybrids and heritage grapes, while its traditional ice wines have been produced since 1995.
Owned and operated by Gregory Johnson, Johnson Furniture Restoration is built on 40 years of furniture craftsmanship, beginning with his apprenticeship under his father and continuing through 11 years as a principal finisher for artist Wendell Castle. Based in New York’s Finger Lakes region, the shop is known for carefully preserving the character and historical significance of antique and fine furniture, including the work of contemporary studio artists.
Founded in Carthage, New York, in 1977 by the Johnson brothers and their father, Johnson Lumber is a family-owned sawmill specializing in Eastern White Pine. Its Carthage mill produces lumber and pre-finished pine, and the company says it fully utilizes locally grown pine logs in its production.
For more than 35 years, Johnson Tool Design has served companies from its Cortland machine shop, earning a reputation for prompt delivery and quality work. The shop provides tooling and engineering support, with New York State Certified Tool and Die Makers handling customer machining needs.
Since 1900, Johnston & Rhodes has quarried and milled Catskill bluestone, producing its Elk Brook Bluestone for architectural and hardscape projects. Based in the Catskills, the company carries stone from its own quarries through its mill, where each piece is hand-graded against a documented standard. Its stone has been specified for projects including Rockefeller Center and the Supreme Court offices in Washington, D.C., and the company continues to support custom architectural fabrication.
Since 1946, the Rogak family has made hand-crafted chocolates and confections at JoMart Chocolates, Brooklyn’s oldest chocolate factory. Now a third-generation candy shop, JoMart still produces fresh sweets in the family’s original tradition, with Michael Rogak using his father’s stove and grandfather’s copper kettles. The family’s small-batch, hand-cut and hand-dipped approach carries through to its classic marshmallows and custom bonbon gift boxes.
Jon Good Chocolates made and sold handcrafted chocolate products, including bonbons, truffles, chocolate figures, chocolate roses, and custom chocolates. The website states that the company has closed.
Jonard Tools is a New York tool company known for developing specialized equipment for communications and electrical technicians. Its work centers on practical tools for preparing and testing the cable and fiber systems those technicians install and maintain.
Tracing its American roots to Austrian-trained upholsterer Samuel Langer, Jonas handcrafts custom upholstered furniture and curtains in its Manhattan workroom for the design trade. Now carried on by Langer’s descendants through Steven Jonas and Charles Berlin, the atelier preserves 19th-century methods, including hand-tied springs and hand-stitched horsehair, in pieces made for lasting use. Its work has furnished the White House, Blair House, and the vice president’s residence for more than 50 years.
Founded in 1989 as Harvest Productions in a three-car garage in Anaheim Hills, JONDO has grown from fine-art reproduction into a global print-on-demand manufacturer for wall and home décor. Its regional facilities produce personalized products near the end customer, using standardized workflows and integrated software to support fulfillment worldwide. JONDO’s roots in watercolor reproduction also helped pioneer the photo giclée art form.
Jones Family Farm is a small, diversified Mohawk Valley operation where Peter and Suzie make small-batch cheeses and gelato while raising pastured meats and eggs. After moving their young family to Upstate New York in 2004, they built the farm around direct relationships with neighboring small dairies, using their milk for cheeses such as the flagship New York Crème Cheese. The couple still makes cheese on a small scale—“just the two of us”—and sells directly through their farm store and to restaurants, bakeries, and retailers.
Jordache Enterprises is the privately held company behind the Jordache name, founded in 1978 by brothers Joe, Ralph and Avi Nakash. It grew from an influential designer-denim brand into an international manufacturing group, with wholly owned factories in Madagascar and Bangladesh and more than 25,000 employees worldwide.