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April Black

As an ambitious, artistic goal, April Black challenged herself in 2012 to start a “Make Something Everyday” project, where she designed a new graphic illustration every day of the year. This project ultimately let April to starting her own paper goods company — offering Portland-inspired illustrated art prints, stationery, T-shirts, and much more.

Brad Lamoureux

Brad Lamoureux is Portland-based carpenter by trade who found his creative outlet in pottery. As a founding member of the Sequence Collective, a collective who serves artists with full-time jobs, Brad’s pottery combines architectural lines with reality-driven function. All of his pieces are wheel-thrown and hand built.

CarpentryPDX

CarpentryPDX is a Portland-based general contracting and fabrication team. They have over 20 years of experience in commercial builds, architectural installations, residential innovations, and furniture products. When they aren’t working on like contracting projects, they create small wooden home goods like these!

Clay Factor Ceramics

Clay Factor is a ceramic studio focusing on handmade, wheel thrown porcelain wares for the home. They use clay sourced locally in the Pacific Northwest and additional materials are sourced from the west coast.They believe objects have the capacity to enrich our daily living experience.

FernBench

What should a bench be? The unusual and beguiling shapes made by FernBench blur the line between art and furniture, combining sumptuous materials and surprising forms.

Frankie & Coco

Color, Pattern and Texture are three words that describe Frankie & Coco, a design studio specializing in modern bags, accessories and housewares. With a stack of vintage fabric, her grandmothers sewing machine and a handful of simple sketches, Maya began meticulously handcrafting functional and beautiful products that are joyfully exuberant, yet relaxed.

Little Tomato Glass

Little Tomato Glass is inspired by clean lines and functional design. Roe strives to make pieces that are both visually stunning and utilitarian in nature. He creates with handmade tools that haven’t changed much design-wise over the course of thousands of years. This forges a connection between Roe as a modern maker and those that paved the way before him.

Maya Ceramics and Paintings

Veronica Arquilevich Guzman is an artist focusing on ceramics and painting. Her ceramics are hand made designs that are naturally imperfect, casually irreverent and playfully delightful. None of the objects you can find here are alike because they were individually hand-crafted.

Olander Earthworks

Olander Earthworks is a studio, co-founded by Andrew and Sarah who specializes in creating interactive, customizable multisensory art. With backgrounds in sculptures and painting, Andrew and Sarah handcrafts Wonderscapes and miniature zen gardens with the intention of bring delightful newness to people’s lives. This modern take on a zen tray allows you to roll patterns in sand, which can be both calming and therapeutic.

Otti Goods

Industrial designer Andrea Leggitt began making mobiles as a way to keep her mind and hands busy while undergoing cancer treatments. After focusing on mobiles, Leggitt began incorporating earrings into the line. All her designs are influenced by architecture while maintaining a focus on wearability and deliberate use of lightweight materials.

Overcup Books

Overcup Press is a Portland-based independent book publishing company specializing in non-fiction titles on subjects like literary nonfiction, art, travel, design, architecture, music, and epicurean. As the founder and publisher, Patrick McDonald works closely with authors, featured artists, designers and editors. As the co-author of “Classroom Publishing, A Practical Guide for Teachers,” Patrick has incredible expertise in the industry.

PDX Originals

PDX Originals does a standup job of making office furniture ethically. This skilled team designs and revives pieces that will last for generations to come, offering vintage restoration as well as a line of beautiful sit-stand desks and tables made with sustainably sourced materials.

Rita Moreni Designs

As a lover of all things recycled and repurposed Maury McCullough has married her passions for mosaic and fabric. Rita Moreni Designs has developed a line of blankets from repurposed cashmere sweaters and a line of throw pillows from Pendleton wool scraps. Each item is unique and handmade in Portland.

Schoolhouse Electric

Dedicated to the preservation of American manufacturing, our mission is to provide a new generation of heirlooms that inspire people to create unique, meaningful spaces. We value simplicity, utility, and longevity. Schoolhouse is based in Portland, Oregon - here, inside our 109-year-old brick factory building, we design and manufacture our lighting and homewares while working collectively to create something bigger than ourselves.

The Other Cat Box

If you have both cats and dogs you will understand why The Other Cat Box was created; to prevent your dog from eating your cats food. Besides solving that problem, it helps with keeping messy cat food bowls out of view and even deters savvy toddlers trying to face paint with the cat's food, Form & function, done.

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Alshiref Design

From Egypt to Switzerland to California, Alshiref have spent most of his life traveling and exploring different cultures and people. Now, Alshiref has found a home in Portland, starting Alshiref Design & Print, specializing in Portland-inspired apparel design, and logos for print. As an illustrator, graphical designer, and photographer, everything is printed and designed in Alshiref’s St. Johns studio.

April Black

As an ambitious, artistic goal, April Black challenged herself in 2012 to start a “Make Something Everyday” project, where she designed a new graphic illustration every day of the year. This project ultimately let April to starting her own paper goods company — offering Portland-inspired illustrated art prints, stationery, T-shirts, and much more.

Ayumi Angel

Inspired by the beauty of simplicity, Ayumi’s jewelry designs are a fusion of the minimalist aesthetic, geometric shapes, and a flair for fashion rooted in her Japanese and Mexican heritage — giving her jewelry a contemporary feel with a touch of personality. From making jewelry simply as a hobby in her Portland studio, Ayumi’s pieces are now sold throughout other states and Mexico as well.

Baby Dear Harvest

Megan and Trish make colorful androgynous accessories and morbid taxidermy-inspired jewelry from locally salvaged surplus materials. From adornments made from bones to accessories fashioned out of doll parts and funeral pines, they make morbid more palatable, if not downright delightful — just like these doll pins and necklaces!

Blue Rose Mercantile

Blue Rose Mercantile is an all-natural artisan goods company founded by Sam, who wanted to create a line of self-care products inspired by the landscapes of the Wild West. As an advocate for self-care and meditation, the landscape of the West brings a unique feeling of rejuvenation that Sam loves. And through Blue Rose’s product, Sam hops to help you find your own moments of stillness and renewal as well!

CarpentryPDX

CarpentryPDX is a Portland-based general contracting and fabrication team. They have over 20 years of experience in commercial builds, architectural installations, residential innovations, and furniture products. When they aren’t working on like contracting projects, they create small wooden home goods like these!

Creole Me Up

Growing in Haiti, Elsy was always in the kitchen. Whenever Elsy’s mother started cooking, Elsy would always be there helping her with various chores. After a six-year-long struggle with digestive issues and a colon surgery, Elsy started Creole Enterprises as way to share to the community what she has learned about overcoming health challenges through simple eating choices. Through Creole, Elsy hopes to provide allergen and chemical free, plant-based products with rich flavors, all while staying true to Elsy’s Haitian roots, culture, and background.

Delas Botanicals

If you’ve ever dealt with coarse hair, flaky skin or stinky downstairs areas you know the market is full of pricy chemical-filled solutions that often make things worse. Delas Botanicals is owned and operated by sisters who wanted a better option. Today, they make natural oil based products to meet the body’s needs sensually and beautifully.

Elizabeth Rohloff

Elizabeth Rohloff is a milliner and clothing designer with sustainability at the forefront of her work. Her designs resonate with contemporary style, a hint of vintage sass, urban attitude and street smart style.

Ever Glow Handmade

Everglow Handmade is a small creative studio run by Rachel Larsen that focuses on calligraphy & design. Her work encourages celebration & makes it easy to focus on enjoying life to the fullest.

Finder Goods

Finder Goods was founded around the premises for a family need when Jen Macfarlane, a mother of two young active kids, needed a simple solution for getting ski gear from the car to the lodge efficiently. So, as a natural maker, Jen decided to make some totes. The totes ended up becoming useful for all types trips and adventures and now Jen makes them for you! Finder Good’s products are made with UV and abrasion resistant materials, and are designed to durable and even washed in the washing machine.

High Society Collection

High Society Collection value’s design and artisan-made slow fashion. Each HSC jewelry piece is crafted in small batches by real hands with love from their North Portland studio. Known for their sweet leaf designs, many of their pieces have dual uses to “keep your hair out of the way [and] keep the anxiety at bay.”

House Dogge

After 30 years of apparel design and leadership experience at brands like Nike, Adidas, Levi Strauss & Co., Angela Medlin decided to turn her passion project into a full-fledged artisanal dog product brand. As dog lovers, House Dogge creates products the express kindness, while prioritizing fun, minimalism, comfort, and eco-consciousness. The brand has been featured on Better Homes & Gardens, Design Milk, and most recently, on Oprah’s Favorite Things of 2020 list.

Jimbo Cups

Jimbo Cups is a Portland-based design company specializing in functional ceramic and glass cups. Co-founders Benny Hill and Jimbo Graham’s passion lies in the combination of traditional craft with new technologies in the maker space setting.

Just Joey Rose

Joey Rose Cardoso is a locally based-artist and designer who speciailizes in making wearable sculptures. Just Joey Rose’s line of jewelry are all made from a combination of leather, bone, and other organic materials that reflect the relationship between the body and natural world. She hopes to redefine the meaning of jewelry through this collection of wearable art, reflecting a sense of playfulness the effortlessly bold.

Kanela Loranca

Born in Mexico City, Kanela Loranca is a sustainable concept designer living in Portland, and working on a slow fashion movement where the focus is quality over quantity. She says “Life is too short to be bored,” and experiments with prints and textures from painting techniques.

Milk and Honey

Janessa Fortes Bautista started the Milk and Honey collection to bring into balance beauty, spiritual practice, function, and everyday life. She creates simple, comfortable, gentle and calming clothing made from natural fibers.

Mirus Toys

Mirus Toys strives to create educational toys that combine science and art. Their focus is to create toys that are inspired by nature and are not only educational but are beautiful. Mirus Toys are heirloom pieces, meticulously designed and crafted with attention to detail.

OrganicsXOddities

Organics X Oddities is a minority woman-run small business with an eclectic mix of handmade, organic personal and botanical care products. Some of their products include plant pest control spray, air plant fertilizer, muscle relaxation oil, and foaming soap, like the one imaged.

R&ARIE

Founder Reeba Daniel of R&ARIE is answering a call to action. She is determined to collaboratively build a holistic self care system powered by manufacturing small batch, minimal ingredient spa products ,small business collaborations and network.

Rachel Escoe Glass

Rachel Escoe is a glass artist and teacher whose work reflects on the material challenges and processes of hot glass. She finds inspiration in the transition from fluid to solid substance, as well as the principles of Challenge, Process and Therapy. These diverse notions each inform her craft, leading to a stunning range of art objects and inviting homegoods. After seven years in Calgary, Alberta, this Portland native is back at work here in PDX.

Retreat PDX

ReTreat is an organic treat shop with zero waste packaging handmade in Portland featuring vegan, Peanut, soy, palm oil, and refined sugar free.

Ritual + Fancy

After feeling burned out from her full-time job, Shakira decided to take some self-care time to create art and develop a spiritual practice. After experiencing terrible headaches from the synthetic fragrances in retail candles, Shakira decided to make her own. That was when Ritual + Fancy was born. Five years later, she left her job and decided to become a maker full-time, making all-natural botanical goods designed to bring a sense of relaxation and balance to your home.

Sauvie Shrubs

Sauvie Shrubs is a pantry and botanical company making small batch, cold pressed, hand crafted, fermented drinking vinegar concentrates, bitters and health elixirs.

Semillitas Creations

Chicana owned, Semillitas Creations are vibrant and cheerful beaded jewelry pieces featuring organic motifs and designs inspired by nature.

Studio Skosh

Skosh is a small team of designers working to challenge themselves to do more with less. The Skosh team consists of a variety of individuals, each with their own skill-sets and creative interests, who share a similar passion for intentional design. They are dedicated to quality, durability, craft, and process.

Tân Tân Foods

Tân Tân means “New Beginnings" and a new beginning was what Mai and her family were in search of when they escaped their homeland in 1976 after Saigon fell to North Vietnam. The family has successfully owned and operated Tân Tân Cafe & Delicatessen, a popular Vietnamese restaurant in the Portland Metro area, for over 20 years. Now, you can have a taste of Tan Tan’s delicious flavors in your kitchen with their very own line of sauces! Their Peanut Sauce, vegan “Fish” Sauce, and Hot Chili Sauce are gluten-free and made right here in Oregon.

Third3y3wise

Third 3y3 Wise is divine healing for the mind, body and soul. Founder Shay presents stone and copper jewelry to aid your unique journey.

Tostado

Tostado Coffee Roasters is a specialty small-batch coffee roaster company based in Portland founded by Adriana Lopez. All of Tostado’s beans are sustainable and farmed in the Sierra Madre Mountains of Chiapas and Oaxaca, Mexico, but roasted and packed in Portland. Through this, Adriana hopes to support indigenous communities through fair trade sourcing and create awareness of all the people’s hard work behind a single cup of great coffee.

Truce Designs

Truce was created out of founder Luke’s passion for environmentally responsible design and manufacturing. While repairing sails and making boat covers at North Sails Oregon, Luke learned to sew industrial-grade fabrics and discovered the loft’s scrap bin — his first source of material for crafting bags. Over the years, Luke has built up a supply chain of materials, like old sailcloths and drysuit fabrics that would’ve otherwise been discarded, to repurpose and construct Truce bags. Luke enjoys the fact that there is a history behind every textile and no two bags are alike.

Wild by Design

Wild by Design founder Roxy Schultz has loved art and creating for as long as she can remember, especially mixed media and jewelry making. Roxy started incorporating live elements in her art work a few years ago, and from that sprouted her love for preserving flowers and plants and incorporating them into jewelry.

Wild Mountain Wax

Wild Mountain Wax was started by Heather Dowdy out a desire to share the magic of the Pacific Northwest through artisan-crafted home fragrance and apothecary goods. All of its scents are inspired by and seeks to pay homage to the Pacific Northwest outdoor wonderland. It’s small-batch goods are all crafted in their Portland, Oregon studio with natural, ethnically-sourced ingredients.

Yue Zhou

Behind every piece of Yue Zhou’s ceramics is an artistic narrative about intimacy and tension. Investigating the fluidity of clay and redefining its forms and texture, Yue Zhou strives to create a sense of “genre-less” to the ceramics — making each piece unique and one-of-a-kind.

Zoe Kathryn Candle Co

Zoe Kathryn Candle Co operates to bring high quality, stylish, and unique home accents and candles to their customers. Zoe believes that a little cup of quality, creativity, and comfort can go a long way in any space!

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Alshiref Design

From Egypt to Switzerland to California, Alshiref have spent most of his life traveling and exploring different cultures and people. Now, Alshiref has found a home in Portland, starting Alshiref Design & Print, specializing in Portland-inspired apparel design, and logos for print. As an illustrator, graphical designer, and photographer, everything is printed and designed in Alshiref’s St. Johns studio.

Baby Dear Harvest

Megan and Trish make colorful androgynous accessories and morbid taxidermy-inspired jewelry from locally salvaged surplus materials. From adornments made from bones to accessories fashioned out of doll parts and funeral pines, they make morbid more palatable, if not downright delightful — just like these doll pins and necklaces!

CarpentryPDX

CarpentryPDX is a Portland-based general contracting and fabrication team. They have over 20 years of experience in commercial builds, architectural installations, residential innovations, and furniture products. When they aren’t working on like contracting projects, they create small wooden home goods like these!

Clay Factor Ceramics

Clay Factor is a ceramic studio focusing on handmade, wheel thrown porcelain wares for the home. They use clay sourced locally in the Pacific Northwest and additional materials are sourced from the west coast.They believe objects have the capacity to enrich our daily living experience.

Finder Goods

Finder Goods was founded around the premises for a family need when Jen Macfarlane, a mother of two young active kids, needed a simple solution for getting ski gear from the car to the lodge efficiently. So, as a natural maker, Jen decided to make some totes. The totes ended up becoming useful for all types trips and adventures and now Jen makes them for you! Finder Good’s products are made with UV and abrasion resistant materials, and are designed to durable and even washed in the washing machine.

Frankie & Coco

Color, Pattern and Texture are three words that describe Frankie & Coco, a design studio specializing in modern bags, accessories and housewares. With a stack of vintage fabric, her grandmothers sewing machine and a handful of simple sketches, Maya began meticulously handcrafting functional and beautiful products that are joyfully exuberant, yet relaxed.

Goddamn Man Co

Goddamn Man Co is a unique women-owned, moto-inspired men’s body and beard care brand. As the founder, Jaime wanted to create a brand that not only help men look, smell, and feel good everyday, but also a brand that reflects their love for motorcycles, respect for the environment, and sense of humor — poking fun at hyper-masculinity while also embracing it and the qualities of men. A Goddamn Man is the epitome of manliness: beard, brains, brawn, and bike, but also kind, a feminist, and cares about social issues and the environment.

Helen Rose Skincare

Helen Rose Skincare Co is a unique, organic skincare line which has been created to moisturize, heal and restore dry, damaged skin, while addressing mood disorders such as anxiety, depression and insomnia. Founder Day Bibb uses petitgrain, lavender, casaba and other pure essential oils which are thoughtfully blended to be emotionally uplifting, calm anxiety and support restful sleep.

Hidden Opulence

Recognizing that the fashion industry is one of the most non eco-friendly industries out there, Hidden Opulence was created by Drea Johnson as way to drive change. As an apparel sustainability and upcycling design house, Hidden Opulence focuses on projects based around refurbishing, repairing, and re-configuring garments or fabric wares — hoping to help the local community make a more eco-friendly closet.

Jimbo Cups

Jimbo Cups is a Portland-based design company specializing in functional ceramic and glass cups. Co-founders Benny Hill and Jimbo Graham’s passion lies in the combination of traditional craft with new technologies in the maker space setting.

Kanela Loranca

Born in Mexico City, Kanela Loranca is a sustainable concept designer living in Portland, and working on a slow fashion movement where the focus is quality over quantity. She says “Life is too short to be bored,” and experiments with prints and textures from painting techniques.

Little Tomato Glass

Little Tomato Glass is inspired by clean lines and functional design. Roe strives to make pieces that are both visually stunning and utilitarian in nature. He creates with handmade tools that haven’t changed much design-wise over the course of thousands of years. This forges a connection between Roe as a modern maker and those that paved the way before him.

Mister OK's Essentials

As a new mother, Mister’s Ok founder quickly took it upon herself to create natural candles three years ago after finding out about the highly-concentrated toxins in our everyday conventional candles. By combining 100% soy wax with a wooden cedar wick and natural essential oils, their candles are able to facilitate cleaning burning at home compared to the petroleum by-product in retail candles. Mister Ok’s Essentials hope to share the love that they put into their product for their son with the world.

New Deal Distillery

Started in 2004 as the first distillery in what is now Portland’s distillery row, founder Tom Burkleaux set out with one simple goal: to sell one bottle to one stranger off of a liquor store shelf. That basic business plan still holds true today, crafting small-batch high-quality artisan distilled spirits.

Nora's Kitchen Granola

Noticing the heavy taste of processed sweeteners in commercial granolas, Nora wanted something healthier, something where you could actually taste the toasted nuts and grains — so she created her own. Over the past 20 years, Nora has been developing and perfecting the recipe for her slow-roasted, high-fiber granolas.

Ok Louise

OK Louise is a company built by inspirations from shapes, materials, patterns, and color. They make these gorgeous bags from surplus leather hides, sourced from tanneries built on tradition.

Otti Goods

Industrial designer Andrea Leggitt began making mobiles as a way to keep her mind and hands busy while undergoing cancer treatments. After focusing on mobiles, Leggitt began incorporating earrings into the line. All her designs are influenced by architecture while maintaining a focus on wearability and deliberate use of lightweight materials.

Plug Out

Plug Out by Sara Hertel features custom designed stickers, posters and graphic art with an unplugged state of mind. Part 70’s nostalgia, Part PNW, her stickers and art evoke a retro vibe.

Sauvie Shrubs

Sauvie Shrubs is a pantry and botanical company making small batch, cold pressed, hand crafted, fermented drinking vinegar concentrates, bitters and health elixirs.

Semillitas Creations

Chicana owned, Semillitas Creations are vibrant and cheerful beaded jewelry pieces featuring organic motifs and designs inspired by nature.

Soul Space

Soul Space, founded by Rachelle Jacob-Wendler, is a way to connect us to our true essence. For Rachelle, the beauty of loose incense, in its most basic form, has been a direct access point to our individual soul space. Warming loose incense facilitates a more personal and curated way to burn incense.

Studio Skosh

Skosh is a small team of designers working to challenge themselves to do more with less. The Skosh team consists of a variety of individuals, each with their own skill-sets and creative interests, who share a similar passion for intentional design. They are dedicated to quality, durability, craft, and process.

Thread & Whisk

Thread & Whisk is a small-batch culinary product company co-owned and operated by Carey and Meri. As the designer and maker, Carey is the thread of the duo, reminding us that great days are a series of well-spent moments all stitched together. Meri, the chef and journalist, is the whisk, nudging us to whip a little air into the cream to make it worthy of a celebration. Together, they make beautiful tools designed to enhance your cooking and making endeavors, like these culinary totes!

Tiny Desk Designs

From engaging in her first jewelry studies at Rhode Island School of Design to completing the Jeweler program at Portland Jewelry Academy, Val has been making jewelry for over 20 years. Val’s Cloud Collection draws inspiration from the places Val has lived in: Japan and Portland. Clouds can elicit many different feelings and Val loves that each person brings their on interpretation to the cloud experience.

Wooly Beast Naturals

Growing up in Indonesia, Weina Dinata was always captivated by plants — their lives, how they grow, how they interact in the nature. When Weina realized how underrated and misunderstood Native plants were, Weina was inspired to integrate the passion, design skills, and artistic vision to create an awareness around Native plants. So, Poppy and Finch was created. From holding native plant workshops to creating products and floral designs, Poppy and Finch is a place where you can surround yourself with the real, authentic beauty of nature, where we are so lucky to be living.

Yue Zhou

Behind every piece of Yue Zhou’s ceramics is an artistic narrative about intimacy and tension. Investigating the fluidity of clay and redefining its forms and texture, Yue Zhou strives to create a sense of “genre-less” to the ceramics — making each piece unique and one-of-a-kind.

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ADF Upholstery

Anne Williams began her training in traditional upholstery at the age of 15 in Normandy, France. Today her work as Atelier Douce France draws on rich tradition and contemporary sensibilities alike. With a career spanning the globe from London to Melbourne to New York, she now applies her craft for interior design firms and exclusive residential projects here in Portland, Oregon.

Ale O

ALE O is built on the notion that ethical fashion is the height of style. Their designs are informed by deep consideration for material sustainability, conscientious sourcing, and thoughtful production. ALE O Founder and CEO Alejandra Oyervides originally hails from Monterey, Mexico, a city whose industry and green spaces mirror Portland’s. She proudly draws on her multicultural background to add bold inspiration to her luxe clothing lines.

Alshiref Design

From Egypt to Switzerland to California, Alshiref have spent most of his life traveling and exploring different cultures and people. Now, Alshiref has found a home in Portland, starting Alshiref Design & Print, specializing in Portland-inspired apparel design, and logos for print. As an illustrator, graphical designer, and photographer, everything is printed and designed in Alshiref’s St. Johns studio.

Bolster Furniture

Bolster Furniture is a custom design and fabrication studio founded by Jamison Sellers in 2013. His eye for minimalism and meticulous appreciation for the personality of wood results in stunning pieces built to last lifetimes. His process seeks to minimize the environmental impact of production, from ideation to the use of reclaimed, salvaged, and FSC-certified materials.

Clay Factor Ceramics

Clay Factor is a ceramic studio focusing on handmade, wheel thrown porcelain wares for the home. They use clay sourced locally in the Pacific Northwest and additional materials are sourced from the west coast.They believe objects have the capacity to enrich our daily living experience.

Ethan Simmons

A Portland-based woodworking and fabrication company started by Ethan Simmons. From stools and benches to accessories like plant stand risers and book ends, the wide variety of wooden home goods are all hand made by Ethan.

FernBench

What should a bench be? The unusual and beguiling shapes made by FernBench blur the line between art and furniture, combining sumptuous materials and surprising forms.

Maya Ceramics and Paintings

Veronica Arquilevich Guzman is an artist focusing on ceramics and painting. Her ceramics are hand made designs that are naturally imperfect, casually irreverent and playfully delightful. None of the objects you can find here are alike because they were individually hand-crafted.

Melissa Monroe Art

Melissa Monroe’s paintings show a world we can’t quite inhabit. She believes they hold figures showing their authentic selves in order to find themselves, some depicting a land that no one can remember, and others offering a glimpse at the future. Melissa has been a full time working artist since 2014. Her body of work includes textiles and music, in addition to painting. She is based in Portland, Oregon.

Michael Newsome Ceramics

In ceramics, Michael Newsome has found a medium where all his worlds converge; his love of food, wine and travel. It is his aim to create soulful and functional wares that feel great to use while being beautiful to look at.

New Deal Distillery

Started in 2004 as the first distillery in what is now Portland’s distillery row, founder Tom Burkleaux set out with one simple goal: to sell one bottle to one stranger off of a liquor store shelf. That basic business plan still holds true today, crafting small-batch high-quality artisan distilled spirits.

Poppy and Finch

Growing up in Indonesia, Weina Dinata was always captivated by plants — their lives, how they grow, how they interact in the nature. When Weina realized how underrated and misunderstood Native plants were, Weina was inspired to integrate the passion, design skills, and artistic vision to create an awareness around Native plants. So, Poppy and Finch was created. From holding native plant workshops to creating products and floral designs, Poppy and Finch is a place where you can surround yourself with the real, authentic beauty of nature, where we are so lucky to be living.

Revive

Revive Designs is a bespoke upholstery shop that specializes in mid-century antique commercial design. Expect to find canvas tents, military blankets, and other utilitarian pieces repurposed in his work in their unique art pieces.

Schoolhouse Electric

Dedicated to the preservation of American manufacturing, our mission is to provide a new generation of heirlooms that inspire people to create unique, meaningful spaces. We value simplicity, utility, and longevity. Schoolhouse is based in Portland, Oregon - here, inside our 109-year-old brick factory building, we design and manufacture our lighting and homewares while working collectively to create something bigger than ourselves.

sea.moss

By day Chelsea Linehan is a Textile Fabrication Specialist at Laika, making stopmotion puppet costumes. By night she cuts thousands of pieces of paper to make these incredible paper art sculptures.

Shalei vs Wild

Growing up with a dream to travel the world, Shalei was able to turn that dream into reality by becoming a flight attendant 10 years ago. When stationary, Shalei turns the digital photo diaries into physical prints — each with its own memory, feeling, and perspective. Now, Shalei wants to share those traveling adventures and experiences with you!