The pieces in our collection diverge from the traditional in that functionality and frivolity are largely prescribed by motion or an allusion to it.
We relish in defying expectations through artful execution with a staunch allegiance to utility, (apparent) simplicity and technical excellence. We also work with clients to customize aesthetic yet functional products that enhance the versatility of residential/commercial spaces and celebrate the expression of unabashed style.
We relish in defying expectations through artful execution with a staunch allegiance to utility, (apparent) simplicity and technical excellence. We also work with clients to customize aesthetic yet functional products that enhance the versatility of residential/commercial spaces and celebrate the expression of unabashed style.
Location: United States, New York
Founded date: 2009
Investors 1
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Mentions in press and media 4
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| 23.08.2017 | Your favorite maker’s favorite maker: 12 of Brooklyn’s finest | Last month we made a list of 10 Brooklyn makers you should know. After we made the list we emailed everyone on it and asked who their favorite makers are in the borough. One of the things that became clear is the overlap between designers a... |
| 28.05.2017 | The Brooklyn Navy Yard's rebirth as a high-tech center | There's "Yard Work" going on at a former Navy installation not too far from here. Jim Axelrod gives us a tour: It's a familiar site across America: A once-booming industrial center now mired in decay. The Brooklyn Navy Yard knows ... |
| 03.03.2017 | Funding Friday: The Ollie Chair | The Gotham Gal is an investor and Board member of Rock Paper Robot, which designs and manufactures furniture for modern living environments. Their newest design, The Ollie Chair, is coming to market this year and they are running a Kickstar... |
| 06.02.2014 | Everyone sees difference, so leverage it: Supporting Diverse Entrepreneurs | The goal isn’t to remove any superficial decision-making. Too many factors go into our decision-making, not just race and gender but clothing and first-impressions and more. Instead, the goal is to be aware of our own biases and challenge o... |