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CounterEv HOME handcrafted furniture from reclaimed bowling lanes, turning old alley wood into custom tables and other one-of-a-kind pieces. Founded in 2008 by Jim Malone, the business grew from a 10-by-10 booth at Brooklyn Flea into a maker whose furniture appeared in more than 200 Shake Shack locations worldwide, 30-plus Starbucks, and eight early Sweetgreen locations. CounterEv announced that it would close permanently after 15 years, with its final orders taken through January 15.
Since 1989, CounterMats.com has manufactured custom counter mats and desktop accessories at its Hauppauge, New York facility. The company says its team has produced millions of products for nationally recognized brands, with in-house control over materials, printing, and finishing. Its interchangeable mats are a particular specialty, allowing businesses to update promotions without replacing the entire base, and every counter mat carries a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Founded in the aftermath of the 2008 recession by longtime countertop executive Raymond Roux, CounterTek manufactures custom countertops and vanity tops for kitchen and bath dealers from its Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, facility. The wholesale company has served the trade for more than two decades, pairing fabrication with templating, installation, and service support within a 100-mile radius. Its Marblux® cultured marble line also revives a brand Roux had hoped to restore, carrying his legacy into a newer luxury offering.
Country Boy MFG grew from Samuel Musser’s farm-shop operation in the mid-1970s into a Lebanon metal fabrication business established at its current location around 1980. The company turns customer concepts and CAD plans into custom steel, stainless, and aluminum work, including replacement parts and horse sheds. It has served its community for more than 30 years and combines laser-cutting and welding capabilities with custom design-build work.
Founded in 1977 after its founder was inspired by English garden benches, Country Casual Teak designs and manufactures solid teak outdoor furniture, carrying that British tradition into contemporary collections and custom projects. The company uses Grade A teak from sustainable, government-managed Indonesian forests, kiln-dries it for up to six weeks, and builds its furniture with traditional mortise-and-tenon joinery. Its custom team also works with design professionals on one-of-a-kind installations, while independent testing and more than 35 patented or copyrighted designs reflect nearly five decades of teak expertise.
At Pastry Ridge Farm, Country Cottage Bake Shop has been hand-baking authentic Slovak kolach since 1988, using a third-generation recipe from Siroke, Slovakia. Each roll is made with fresh yeast, raised overnight, filled and baked without added preservatives, preserving the style of a traditional homemade pastry. The Tamaqua bakery serves mail-order, wholesale and fundraising customers.
Country Food LLC is a manufacturer of innovative yogurt and products for food services and retail industry. The company specializes in dairy fermentation, fortification, and snack products.
The Country French Collection is recognized throughout the Northeast for its superb collection of 18th and 19th century English and Country French antiques and reproductions.
Founded in 1989 as a one-room storefront in Annville, Pennsylvania, family-owned Country Lane Furniture now offers custom handcrafted solid-wood furniture made locally by Amish and Mennonite craftsmen. Its 61,000-square-foot showroom grew from those small beginnings while the business kept its focus on detailed construction, locally sourced hardwoods, and pieces designed to be passed down through generations. Country Lane also maintains records of customers’ furniture so matching pieces can be added years later.
Born in 1974 when founder Richard Ayres built a molding machine from scrapyard parts, Country Plastics, Inc. has grown into a Central Valley custom plastic injection molder serving projects from initial design through prototyping and production. Jay and Jenny Ayres have led the company since 1989, carrying forward its practical “MAKE IT WORK” spirit while developing specialized nursery products such as patented air-pruning pots and trays. The company is ISO 9001:2015 registered and operates injection molding equipment ranging from 110 to 400 tons.
Founded in 1995, Country Pure Foods makes beverages and frozen novelties for foodservice and retail customers. The company grew through acquisitions of regional juice producers and brands, and says it is a national supplier and one of the largest suppliers of portioned and multi-serve juices. It is headquartered in Akron, Ohio.
For more than 30 years, Country Road Associates has reclaimed 19th-century barn wood and turned it into flooring, architectural pieces, furniture, and custom cabinetry. Its Northeast woodworking shop is one of the few making 19th-century reproduction furniture and kitchen cabinetry from authentic barn wood, with craftsmen bringing more than 40 years of combined experience to custom projects. Every piece is hand-picked and inspected before leaving the facility.
Since 1996, Country Sales & Service has helped businesses keep equipment working by supplying and rebuilding Kubota engines and stocking the parts to repair them. The Orrville company operates a 30,000-square-foot warehouse and an authorized Kubota Engine Service Center, where certified technicians rebuild engines to specification and support repowering projects across the United States.
Country View Woodworking, LTD. is an Ohio furniture maker that has manufactured its own line of tables and cases since 1993. Founded by Roy Miller, the company describes its woodworking operation as carried on by a second generation, with production and finishing performed in its own factory and facility.
County Corvette specializes in all things vintage Corvette, from service and sales to Concours-winning restorations and Restomods.
Since 1978, County Draperies has made custom draperies, bedding and accessories for hospitality interiors from its New York factory. Still family-run and woman-owned, the company has grown from a custom drapery and bedspread shop into a U.S. manufacturer serving hotel, commercial, healthcare and cruise-line projects. Its current leadership carries the business into a third generation while preserving the hands-on textile expertise built by founders Sara and Carl Markowitz.
County Fabricators provides custom fabrication of steel and metal, including structural steel, stainless steel, galvanized steel, aluminum, and titanium. The company describes end-to-end fabrication solutions and precision-engineered products.
County Line Fence Co. has spent 35 years building its reputation for hometown service and craftsmanship in Warrington, Pennsylvania. The company serves homeowners, contractors, and municipalities with fencing products and installation, backed by an on-site showroom and custom fabrication work.
Founded in 1959 by John “Jack” Buyers, County Line Stone is a third-generation, family-owned and operated limestone quarry serving Western New York with aggregate and hot-mix asphalt. The Akron quarry remains a family-run business led by Jack’s grandsons, Mike and Brad Buyers, and employs more than 30 full-time workers. Its materials are approved for NYSDOT use and serve markets from Buffalo to Rochester.
Founded in 2014 by Lehigh Valley natives Anthony Brichta and John Rowe, County Seat Spirits is an independently owned craft distillery making spirits in Allentown and serving them at its tasting room and cocktail bar in Easton. The company’s small-batch approach includes local-grain sourcing and hands-on work from recipe development through bottling, with its flagship Zero G vodka distilled from non-GMO American sugar cane and Three Cities Whiskey made from local malts. Production takes place at the Bridgeworks Enterprise Center in the Lehigh Valley.