Paul is an Ithaca artist who begins with bold yet elegant designs, and then skillfully crafts them from scrap wood, metal, and recyled house paints. Paul's work demonstrates that a sustainable future can be beautiful, creative, and fun!

(left: front of cabinet, right: back)

Shown with recycled glass wide-lipped bowls by Fire & Light Originals ($120)

(note: the showroom floor is an old concrete slab restored with Retroplate polishing, a low-maintenance green building option that requires no sealers.)

Shown on a wool carpet with all-natural backing materials from Earth Weave Carpet Mills

David is a local artist who works with locally salvaged trees cut into hefty vertical slabs. His pieces leverage the natural forms and features of the tree rather than impose an artificial geometry. His Mecklenburg studio is housed in an old chicken barn, where drying slabs of cherry, maple, and walnut now roost instead.

Hudson Queen Bed by Cisco Brothers (starting at $2,287)

An all-natural upholstered bed with a wraparound headboard that invites you to read some Thoreau, or just get cozy.

Shown with eco-silk duvet & shams by Anna Sova

Scott and his family live a back-to-basics life on their electricity-free homestead in Brooktondale. His commitment to mindful living and intimacy with nature shows through in each vase, bowl, and cup. Many of Scott's pieces are fired in his self-built wood-fired kiln.

Shown with painted wood/metal vessel by Paul Colucci ($175) - SOLD