Asher Dunn started a community woodworking shop in Providence after finishing his studies in industrial design at RISD; with Studio Dunn, he's offering his own line of sustainably made, gracefully proportioned furniture and lighting.

Dunn uses only high-quality domestic timber and almost entirely recycled metals in his designs; aside from being sustainable, his pieces are hand-crafted, beautifully detailed, and American-made. To see the full line, go to Studio Dunn.

Above: Hand blown Cumberland Lamps in opal white or smoke gray; $235.

Above: The smoke gray lamp features a subtle color gradation.

Above: The Barrington Chair combines a bentwood back with hardwood seat and legs; contact Studio Dunn for a quote.

Above: The Coventry Stool also functions as a table. Available in cherry, maple, ash, and walnut; $350.

Above: The Corliss Chair combines a hardwood maple seat with a curved aluminum back, designed for comfort. Contact Studio Dunn for a quote.

Above: A detail of the Corliss Chair shows the precise joinery used to meld the maple seat with the aluminum back. Available in custom colors as well as standard black, white, red, and blue.