“At StyleFactory, we value community.  Our products are designed by the hottest talent in the world and then selected for production by you.  Once the community has spoken, we manufacture the most popular designs using only the highest quality and most responsible manufacturers in the world.  Whether you’re looking for modern furniture for the dining room, living room, bedroom, accessories or outdoor furniture, you’ll find the most cutting edge designs here.  And check out StyleFactory-exclusive products that users like you are making a reality including coffee tables, lounge chairs, leather sofas, rugs and desks.

Honest Design is not just a slogan, it’s the way we work. The products in our line go through a transparent process that begins with our team picking cutting edge designs for our community to vote on. Once the community has spoken, we make the most popular designs with the highest quality manufacturers available.  The principle of honesty extends to everyone that we work with: the designers of our products receive industry-standard royalties on their products and we make sure that our manufacturers live up to our rigorous quality and responsibility standards. We also love great designer furniture and we are here to bring you honestly designed and manufactured chairs, lighting, accessories, tables, bedroom furniture, rugs, beds, stools, sofas, pillows, shelves, dining tables, dressers and other furnishings.”

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Check out the “making of” photoshoot for the Cantilever Sofa!

In partnership with StyleFactory and Wabnitz Editions, the Noho Design District introduces its first annual emerging talent showcase: Noho Next, featuring the work of nine up-and-coming designers under one roof. The Brooklyn-based sustainable furniture studio Uhuru (whose Cyclone Lounger is pictured above) is showing its new Coney Island line, crafted in wood reclaimed from the demolition of the park’s iconic boardwalk. Washington, D.C.’s Jonah Takagi debuts a pendant lamp and flat-pack shelving inspired by bamboo scaffolding and Lincoln Logs. Jonathan Nesci will exhibit pieces from his recent show at Chicago’s Volume Gallery, while two young Spaniards — ceramicist Xavier Mañosa of Apparatu and graphic designer Alex Trochut — have collaborated to produce ceramic cocktail-themed floats from around the world and vases inspired by the ugliest jacket ever designed. Matthew Bradshaw and Sergio Silva are showing a new glass table floating on wooden legs, and Gregory Buntain introduces Sonderstuhl, an angular wood chair. Finally, Noah Packard’s Cantilever Sofa will help introduce the soon-to-launch e-tailer StyleFactory, which uses crowd-sourcing to develop furniture and home accessories for manufacture and sale.