It's always embarrassing when an unexpected number of guests arrive and there aren't enough chairs to go around. Does someone sit on the floor? How many people can squash onto the sofa? With the Stooler around, insufficient seating might never be a problem again. More

With Spring right around the corner, luxury furniture retailer, Grange, recently introduced their colorful and refreshing 2013 collection featuring collaborations with interior designers Kathryn M. Ireland and Steve McKenzie. We were happy to attend this event in NYC where we met both designers and had a preview of their latest furniture and textile creations.
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Following a 25 year career creating living environments, formerly painting furniture, fabric and walls for interior designers, Andrea Lewing Wendel is moving on to the next chapter of her life -- as a furniture designer. Under the design name Andi Le, Andrea creates furniture that is inspired by nature. She chatted with us about inspiration, design idols and more in our latest Meet the Maker profile. 

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With a store concept that hopes to ensure something for everyone who walks through the door, Ellen, Sally and Jeff really couldn't of imagined a better spot. A mere two months ago, they opened their doors officially to York Blvd in the newly revived Highland Park neighborhood of Los Angeles.

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A fourth-generation builder, Mark Jupiter was practically born into woodworking. However, it was Mark's first professional experience designing and building a timber frame home in the Catskills that Mark really gleaned his skill set. Today he uses those skills to create handmade furniture using reclaimed materials. 

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Corrugated PVC panels are often considered cheap materials for use in building sheds and other inexpensive buildings. Designer Dik Scheepers has taken this crude material and given it a luxe application on his Sine Cabinet.

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Michael Robbins is a designer who handcrafts each piece of furniture in an old barn in the Hudson Valley of New York. With a background in photography, Michael learned his woodworking skills while helping build a handmade house in Vermont. Learn more about Michael in his Meet the Maker profile after the jump...

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The Quintessential Magazine is an E-mag curated by the Australian vintage shop Quintessential Duck Egg Blue. It functions both as a kind of catalog and as a design glossy. The brilliant thing about this little marriage of the two? Loads of inspiration for all those one off vintage finds that we love but aren't always so sure what to do with. More

If your taste leans toward minimalism, you can still have color available when you want it but keep it neutral when the mood strikes. In this piece from young Swedish design collaboration How Are You, a simple plywood cabinet can blend into a minimalist room with clean lines and neutral color, but when the cabinet is left open a bit, a shock of pink is revealed, allowing for color when you want it. More

After learning about the substantial wood waste created from the manufacturing of wooden furniture, London based designers Marjan Van Aubel and Jamie Shaw teamed up with the American Hardwood Export Council and Benchmark Furniture to research the development of a new material made from wood chips. The result: the Well Proven Chair. More