Art Questa Studios & Gallery
Questa, New Mexico
About Art Questa Studios & Gallery
Art Questa Studios & Gallery maintains a brick-and-mortar and online presence showcasing the fine pottery of Sandra Harrington, including one-of-a-kind wood-fired lanterns, teapots, stoneware dinnerware and other unique accents. The gallery also features paintings in acrylics, oils and watercolors by Roger Harrington including handcrafted metal-smithed jewelry. Exquisite products for those on your holiday list that are partial to American Southwest art.
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Au Retour
Brooklyn, New York
About Au Retour
Virginia native Emily Diehl studied printing and painting before moving to Brooklyn in 2010. There, she established Au Retour, which takes sketches from her paintings and turns them into screen prints and patterns for fabric. Au Retour’s pillows and fabrics are made in small batches, printed on “natural cotton and linen blends with non-toxic water-based inks and fiber reactive dyes,” and everything is hand-sewn in New York.
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Authentic Designs
West Rupert, Vermont
About Authentic Designs
Founded in 1966 by Danny Krauss, Authentic Designs makes original and historic reproductions of lighting. Now run by Krauss’s son, Michael, the company has over 300 different models of handcrafted lighting on display in their Vermont showroom, and their lighting has frequently been adapted to work in European and international installations.
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Authenticity50
Vancouver, Washington
About Authenticity50
After their wedding, husband-and-wife duo Jimmy and Stephanie MacDonald wanted to fill their home with only Made in USA products. The problem? They couldn’t find any bedding options. So, this Vancouver, Wash. couple decided to make their own. Authenticity50 is proud to be 100% American-made “from seed to stitch”. That means that their cotton is spun in North Carolina, woven in South Carolina, finished in Tennessee, and sewn and cut in New Jersey into bedsheets, blankets, towels and more!
Baby Eco Trends
Athens, Georgia
About Baby Eco Trends
Baby Eco Trends crafts hardwood furniture for infants and children. Built to last, Baby Eco Trends’ chairs, dressers, beds, cribs and toys are beautiful and durable enough to become treasured family heirlooms. (Just note that the Moses baskets are not made in the US.)
Bates Mill Store
Monmouth, Maine
About Bates Mill Store
The Bates Mill Store is a family-owned and operated business that sells bedspreads, blankets, throws and more in Monmouth. Once the proprietor of the historic Bates Mill textiles, its heirloom items are now manufactured at Maine Heritage Weavers since the Bates Mill shut down in 2001.
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Bear & Son Cutlery
Jacksonville, Alabama
About Bear & Son Cutlery
As a fully self-contained manufacturer of knives, Bear & Son Cutlery sets itself apart from the competition. Supervising the entire production process at every stage of manufacturing in their factory, the company is able to offer the highest quality product with innovative design and a lifetime warranty. Check labels, though, since not everything Bear & Son sells is made in the U.S.
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BedInABox
Mount Airy, North Carolina
About BedInABox
Often imitated, never duplicated. The Bed in a Box was the first mattress in a box to hit the market, and it remains Made in the USA today. Whereas other mattress companies outsource their production, Bed in a Box’s entire production process happens at its factory in Mt. Airy, N.C., from foam pouring to mattress assembly and customer service. And have no fear: Bed in a Box’s memory foam mattresses will help bring many a good night’s sleep. (As a disclaimer, these mattresses are made with both domestic and imported parts.)
Bee Hive Candles
Maple Falls, Washington
About Bee Hive Candles
Bee Hive Candles are made from 100 percent beeswax, which burn brighter, longer and cleaner than other candles. The company also sources all of its beeswax from beekeepers in the United States.
