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Who knew light fixtures could be so customizable?! Find out how Hangout Lighting is reimagining made-to-order lighting.

Sometimes your vintage furniture needs a little sanding, painting, staining ... okay, sometimes it needs A LOT. See how MegMade makes antiques new again.

This furniture maker uses reclaimed wood to design everything from tables to bookcases that are over 100 years old!

Meet the owner and sculptor of Chicago's most innovative pottery company, Carnevale Clay.

Bend Goods is proof that wire furniture doesn't have to be boring...or uncomfortable. From design to fabrication, see how their signature Lucy chair was made.

Austin-based interior decorator and stylist Ann Edgerton takes us through a day in the life of turning an empty space into a home. Get a behind the scenes look at the process here!

Get to know the behind-the-scenes process for creating these beautiful handmade textiles.

From Moscow Mule mugs to paella pans and flasks, hand hammered Sertodo Copper is as beautiful as it is useful.

LA's coolest furniture company takes us inside their showroom to give us a lesson in blending comfort with style and shows us how their signature Sierra chair comes together.

Using liquid clay molds to create carefully crafted porcelain resembling marble patterns, Austin-based designer Eliana Bernard is so confident in her work she named her company "Eliana."

Merging Indian textile traditions with a modern California aesthetic, Block Shop Textiles is enhancing homes and lives around the world.

Your grandmother's favorite hobby is officially hip. Initial K Studios is ushering in a new generation of quilters with a collection of bold, graphic quilts for the modern home.

These are not your average lighting fixtures. Sculptural and modern, a piece by Brendan Ravenhill Studio illuminates a room with originality.

Adorning architectural surfaces around the nation, Native Tile and Ceramics' work gives new life to an age-old practice.

Not everyone recognizes the power of pottery, but not everyone has seen Keith Kreeger's handcrafted ceramics.