By Britt Machado
There’s nothing Rhode Islanders love more than a well-kept secret. Whether it’s a favorite beach spot or a little pasta joint, there’s an impulse to protect the thing you adore from being overrun. But when it comes to the outrageously good furniture and décor being made here at home, it’s time we shout it from the rooftops. Whether you’re Samuel Aguirre who is applying ancient Mexican paper mache techniques to furniture design, or Jazzmen Lee-Johnson reinterpreting antique French toile through contemporary American cultural moments, we’re making good and interesting things right here. What’s that saying? Flaunt it if you’ve got it.
Gaja Console
INDO-, Rumford
INDO-Made.com
Barnacle Cluster Hanging Pendant
Hwang Bishop, Warren
HwangBishop.com
Amate Chair
Samuel Aguirre, Providence
SaminDaMan.com
Linden Table Lamp
Studio Dunn, Rumford
StudioDunn.com
Balloon Mania Chair
Jazzmen Lee-Johnson, Providence
JazzmenLeeJohnson.com
Baluster with Drunken Spirals
Studio FraJas, Cranston
StudioFrajas.com
Atlantic Bedside Table
O&G Studio, Warren
OandGStudio.com
Art “Untitled” by Jack Massey
Hera Gallery, Wakefield
HeraGallery.org
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