Colony Adds Four More to Its Collective of Independent American Designers
The last time we caught up with New York City design co-op Colony, founder Jean Lin was presenting an exhibition for NYCxDESIGN. Since then, she’s added more designers to the co-op’s lineup of independent American designers. Grain, Hollis+Morris, Phaedo and Studio Paolo Ferrari have joined the collective which now consists of 17 designers: Allied Maker, Codor Design, Earnest Studio, Erickson Aesthetics, Farrah Sit, Flat Vernacular, Fort Standard, Hiroko Takeda, KWH Furniture, Meg Callahan, Moving Mountains, Poritz and Studio, and Vonnegut/Kraft.
Grain Design
You’ve probably already seen Grain’s handmade braided wool rugs on Instagram and Pinterest. They also create furniture and lighting offerings and are committed to social, environmental and sustainable design practices.
Grain Design
Grain Design
Grain Design
Grain Design
Hollis+Morris
Hollis+Morris pairs timeless designs with a minimalist aesthetic in their sculptural light fixtures and wood furniture.
Hollis+Morris
Hollis+Morris
Hollis+Morris
Hollis+Morris
Phaedo
Phaedo’s designs have clean lines and a rustic aesthetic that also manages to look beautifully modern.
Phaedo
Phaedo
Phaedo
Studio Paolo Ferrari
Last but not least, Studio Paolo Ferrari’s collection of unified objects are sculptural and formal with an emphasis on simplicity and refinement.
Studio Paolo Ferrari
Studio Paolo Ferrari
Studio Paolo Ferrari
Studio Paolo Ferrari
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