The Artemide group, founded by Ernesto Gismondi in 1959, operates today throughout the world, with 16 subsidiaries and affiliated companies, and 35 exclusive distributors. They have production centers in Italy, France, Germany, the USA, Hungary, and the Czech Republic. Artemide offers not only lamps for moments of relaxation at home, but also large sophisticated installations for lighting public and private professional activities. Artemide is one of the most known illumination brands in the world and is known for products like Eclisse (1967, from Vico Magistretti), Tolomeo (1989, from Michele De Lucchi and Giancarlo Fassina) and Pipe (2004, from Herzog & De Meuron), all showed at the Compasso D'oro Awards.

Rovan Handcrafted Furniture is a custom furniture studio based in Saint Paul, MN. Dedicated, but not limited to contemporary design, Rovan can build any piece to fit your desired aesthetic as well as create a functional piece of furniture that enhances the life and style of your home or workspace. www.rovanhandcrafted.com

Architecture design firm based in Mexico City

Best Choice Home Crafters is a premier eco-friendly home improvement company offering eco-friendly replacement baths, rain gutter guards / gutter leaf filters, and replacement windows to Atlanta, Georgia, and parts of Alabama, Tennessee and South Carolina. Best Choice Home Crafters eco-friendly products and services include: GutterGlove – is certified as the best choice by a top consumer reporting magazine for directing rain flow and keeping debris out of your gutter system including leaves, sticks, animals, and pollen. GutterGlove is the first ever gutter protection system to be awarded for eco-friendly gutter protection and rain harvesting. Bath Planet – is the only bath and shower replacement system certified by Good Housekeeping. Beautiful, durable and easy to clean, Bath Planet baths and showers are the answer for chemical-free, eco-friendly bath and shower systems for health conscious consumers. This is not a bathroom “cover-up”. Old bathrooms and showers are removed and brand new ones are installed within one or two days. Okna Windows – are 100% custom crafted wood and vinyl eco-friendly Energy Star windows with health aware “no clean” and “ultra-violet ray filtering” options.

American Leather is your source for custom luxury furniture. We believe a sofa is more than a sofa, and a chair is more than a chair. We design pieces that are central to your gathering spaces where life and memories happen. From our Dallas, Texas state-of-the-art facility to your home in around 30 days. Visit a featured retailer near you. U.S. Retailers: americanleather.com/featuredretailers Canada Retailers: americanleather.com/cafeaturedretailers

As the name suggests, Council was born from the notion of collaboration. Its collections reflect the contributions of designers from around the world. Targeting what it believes to be an emerging market of discerning consumers, Council creates pieces for a customer that values quality, craftsmanship, authenticity, and, above all, good design. Council is focused on curating a collection of products that is emblematic of American design.

Yard Art, Reclaimed materials,Tiny Houses, Xeriscaping, DIY home projects, Camping

Custom design & build specializing in commercial and residential furnishings made of Ozark hardwoods, steel, and concrete. instagram.com/americanestates • www.theamericanestates.com • info@theamericanestates.com

Creede America is nestled on a mesa adjacent to the beautiful mountain town of Creede, Colorado. The community is a uniquely developed neighborhood of reasonably sized, newly constructed homes located in a spectacular setting. Each home in Creede America is designed to be unique, yet still complement the Western style found throughout the community. These new homes have all the amenities necessary for modern living while still sharing authentic characteristics found only in Colorado mountain towns.

The American Design Club—AmDC—was conceived in the spring of 2008. At the time, American relevance in design was in question, and many postulated that US designers would never be as prominent or prolific as European designers. The founders saw that there was plenty of talent and ambition within American designers, but what was ultimately missing was a way for designers to share their work with a broad audience. The AmDC founding members created a platform where designers could launch new ideas and connect with each other. The AmDC began as a community that was submission-based, in which the strongest pieces would be displayed. This method enabled the AmDC to create shows that granted exposure to new designers.

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