A visit to the studio and workshop of the artist, designer, and maker of handcrafted functional objects.
Tag: Home & Living
Kate Koeppel on Music, Collectors, Collections, and Bringing Order and Purpose to Our Obsessions
DJ Tracy Parker chats with the San Francisco designer behind Koeppel Design.
Tools of the Trade: Part 2
Makers show-and-tell their favorite tool.
Tricia Rose Explores a Project that Promotes a Sustainable Northern California Flax-to-Fabric Textile Industry
The founder of Rough Linen visits the Chico Flax Project.
Yvonne Mouser on Finding Her Creative Voice, Functionality and Meaning, Collaboration, and Persistence
Isabella Garces of Wescover profiles the artist, designer, and builder.
Cool Collaborations: Products
Proof from Bay Area makers that it's cool to collaborate.
Get Organized in 2019
Locally made products for organizing and simplifying your life.
Talking Threads of Inspiration with Woven Grey
Kathleen Heafey, a former graphic designer turned basket maker, shares her business journey.
Kimberly Austin on Evoking Time and Place Through Hand-Crafted Ephemera
An interview with the San Francisco letterpress printer and candle maker on her muses and inspiration.
Father’s Day Gift Guide: Daddy Cool
Cool gifts made in the Bay, for the cool dad on your list.
Inside Stories: Products, Works and Custom Designs in Interior Spaces
A roundup of spaces showcasing Bay Area Made members' works.
Inside the Heath Ceramics Clay Studio with Director Tung Chiang
The gifted designer and ceramicist spent a year making over 100 ceramic animals for the studio’s fifth annual design series.
Concreteworks is Shaping the Future of Concrete
Founder Mark Rogero on how technological advances have enabled innovative designs and applications for concrete.
Rough Linen Shares How to Make an Eco-Friendly Alternative to Plastic Wrap
It's a wrap! Tricia Rose, owner of Rough Linen, puts her linen scraps to good use and shares an easy DIY substitute for plastic wrap. She'll send you the scraps too.
Windy Chien’s Reflections on Creativity After Tying One New Knot Every Day
How the fiber artist built a habit of prioritizing creativity.
