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Joybird

Founded on the idea that people should never settle when it comes to home furnishings, Joybird is here to help customers bring their own personal style to their spaces with a mix of retro and modern designs and a plethora of customization options. With their digital, physical and virtual shopping experiences, Joybird is changing the way you buy furniture. Joybird prides itself on its ability to meet the demands and unique tastes of customers while providing a high-quality product that will be enjoyed for years to come. Always keeping sustainability top of mind, Joybird has created a business that not only gives back to nature, but helps it thrive through use of responsibility sources materials and non-profit partnerships. For more information, please visit Joybird.com or a Joybird showroom near you.

West Elm

west elm lets you express your personal style at home. From mid-century furniture to organic bedding, shop high-quality and original designs for every room in your home.

Kaiyo

We make buying and selling secondhand furniture simple and sustainable.

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(646) 844-8585
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A. Drauglis Woodworker & Furnituremaker

Beautifully handcrafted contemporary wood furniture & accessories made right in Washington, DC. We also specialize in making eco-friendly, reclaimed, and green furniture. Original and custom designs available. Each piece of wood is shaped and joined by hand, and is finished to enhance the natural beauty of the wood. My purpose as an artist is defined by a desire to create all that I can by using the skills I have learned, the knowledge I have acquired, and, my imagination. Every piece that I create is, in some way, a balance of these three forces. I am very firmly dedicated to using every bit of material which I have. Pieces left over from big projects become small projects; pieces left over from small projects become chopsticks and spoons. Shavings and sawdust are used as mulch or added to the compost pile. Small or damaged scraps are used as cooking fuel and the cinders thrown in the garden. If you see me at a show or festival stop by and say, "hello!" If I'm not at the booth, then you'll probably meet my wife, Carly, who is usually with me For more on our commitment to green living see the "About the Artist" section of our main website. Hours are by appointment only! Email or call to set up a time.

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