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After finding themselves unemployed, this mother and daughter-in-law teamed up to design a delightfully modern children’s line.
Designer Elise Williams turned a fascination with vintage cutlery into a thoroughly modern personalized homewares business.
When Matt Reynolds couldn’t find golf accessories to suit his needs (or his style), he decided to design his own. Discover Bluegrass Fairway.
For this UK-based woodworker, a side project to pay for a wedding snowballed into a full-time creative business with four employees.
Minneapolis-based makers Hanna and Andrew Vomhof put an elevated, handmade spin on everyday items ranging from lunch bags to milk crates.
Self-taught ceramicist and jewelry designer Carol Morley found her niche making delightfully irregular treasures by hand in her London live-work flat.
With her line of air plant terrarium kits, Michigan maker Marianne Gardner combines her love of the natural world and a passion for entrepreneurship.
Barcelona-based Maria Fiter and Marco Migliorisi transform unwanted bits of newspaper and plastic into upcycled lamps and musical instrument cases.
An attempt to make friends in a new town led Jennifer Nolan to discover her passion for pottery and planted the seed for her basement business.
Kelly Lake knew she wanted to build an eco-friendly, family-forward business from the start. She didn’t know that it would be a near-instant success.
From a backyard shed in Somerset, England, Kara Leigh Ford creates her soothing line of nature-inspired ceramics.
This self-proclaimed “scrap pile queen” turned her yard sale hobby into a thriving vintage home decor business.
Thanks to a midlife artistic awakening, this mom of three launched her own line of bespoke superhero dolls celebrating every child’s unique strengths.
Learn how classically-trained Bulgarian painter Boriana Mihailovska brings a modern perspective to her abstract paintings and prints.
With a penchant for raw materials, self-taught woodworker Tony Oliver went from building for reality tv to handcrafting his own furniture designs.
After struggling to find quality, multi-functional toys at an affordable price, this Atlanta-based mother created her own eco-friendly line.
Graphic designer and recipe blogger Amy Roth has parlayed her passion for food into a thriving photography business.
Louise Neumann relies on a mix of marker pens and watercolor paints — plus a strong daily doodling habit — to create her distinctive illustrations.
In just three years, Tamara Mayne went from mixing up candles on her kitchen stove to sending her refined scents and designs all over the world.
“Our family defines Smiling Tree Toys, and Smiling Tree Toys defines our family.” Meet parents, partners and wood toymakers Kathleen and Justin Smith.
Hand-stitched wallets, leather-wrapped flasks, and sleek camera straps are just a few of the gift-worthy items you’ll find in this artisan’s shop.
