Brands & Designers

Jim Hedges

James R. (‘Jim’) Hedges, IV has been an active art collector and patron for over 25 years. With a specialized focus on Andy Warhol’s photography, Jim has acquired and placed more Warhol photography than any other collector, private dealer or gallery in the world. He believes that Warhol’s 35mm black-and-white photography probably reveals more about Andy’s life, obsessions and fascinations than any other part of his work.

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Oomph Furnitre

Oomph Furniture Made in America

Their workrooms can be found up and down the East Coast, primarily in New England, where they have harnessed the talents of artisans that are the best in their craft. Many of these craftsmen are the product of generations of professionals in their trade. With factories based in New England, they are able to watch carefully over the development of each piece, keep an ongoing conversation with their workrooms, and maintain the highest level of quality control possible. All of these so that you are delivered the best product possible and one you will cherish for years and years to come.

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Chatham Blanket

One glance at a Chatham blanket and it’s hard not to get lost in a magical reverie; suddenly you’re sitting by the campfire, cozy and warm, watching firelight dance as you listen to tales of the past and savor a cup of hot coffee. But this is hardly surprising. Chatham Blankets are part of our collective heritage. Their classic status, their centuries of history, is woven into our collective bones.

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Brahms Mount

In 1965, 95% of all apparel and textiles were manufactured in the United States. Now, it’s less than 2%. However, when Claudia Brahms and Noel Mount bought a ramshackle barn in Hallowell, outfitted it with antique looms and built a small but sustainable company around heirloom linen and cotton blankets, they knew that the warmth and comfort from a blanket is a reflection not simply of the material result but also of the process it took to make it.

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