Framework

Fyrn advances the tradition of American furniture-making through their patented Stemn system, which marries old-world craftsmanship with modern manufacturing. Their philosophy centers on true circularity: no-glue joinery, replaceable parts, and furniture designed for repair and refurbishment across generations. Every piece combines North American hardwoods with durable metal brackets, enabling flat-pack shipping without sacrificing heirloom quality.

Grovemade believes that design inspires work, life, and play. Since 2009, they've been obsessed with human-centric product innovation, leading the wave of home workspace design. They're proudly small and vertically integrated - from design to manufacturing - allowing them to make products that couldn't exist otherwise. Their mantra 'Made the Hard Way' reflects their commitment to handcrafting goods from quality materials in their Portland workshop.

Vitsoe embodies Dieter Rams's philosophy of 'less, but better' - creating modular, timeless furniture designed to last generations. Their purpose is to allow people to live better, with less, that lasts longer. Against obsolescence and transcending fashion, they champion repairability, adaptability, and honest materials.

Floyd believes furniture should be made for the home, not the landfill. Founded as a reaction to disposable furniture, they design products of lasting quality for how people live today - modular systems that grow, adapt, and evolve with you instead of ending up in landfills. Their mantra 'furniture for keeping' reflects their commitment to thoughtful design, premium materials, and American manufacturing.

Fellow believes you should never choose between aesthetics and functionality. Each product is 'beautifully functional'—designed to earn a place on the countertop due to its form while incorporating professional-grade performance that meets world-champion barista standards. Born from Stanford's d.school, Fellow breaks the boring with daring, playful designs that make specialty coffee approachable.

iFixit champions the Right to Repair movement with tools designed in California using data from thousands of teardowns. Their design philosophy centers on making repair accessible to everyone, rejecting planned obsolescence in favor of durability, precision, and democratized knowledge.