We’ve been following Sawkille since its nascence in 2010. One of the reasons we admire them so (aside from the excellent craftsmanship that comes out of their Rhinebeck headquarters) is their desire to reimagine and reinvent—again and again.
Every year, it seems, Sawkille comes out with a handful of new designs that feel both surprising and relevant. This year is no different. Below, four new inspired pieces designed by Sawkille co-founder Jonah Meyer (he and his wife, Tara de Lisio, own the company) that reflect his background in fine art painting and sculpture.
Photography courtesy of Sawkille.
![the sculptural ebonized american black walnut threaded minna chair features a n 17](https://media.remodelista.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/sawkille-threaded-minna-733x489.jpg)
![the blackened steel cone valet sits on a base of bleached sycamore. it measures 18](https://media.remodelista.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/sawkille-cone-valet-light2-733x505.jpg)
![the coordinating cone side table starts at \$6,\100. 19](https://media.remodelista.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/sawkille-cone-side-table-733x489.jpg)
![the ebonized american black walnut chess dresser, with teal leather front and b 20](https://media.remodelista.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/sawkille-chess-dresser-733x489.jpg)
See Sawkille’s new offerings from last year: American Invention: A First Look at Whimsical New Silhouettes from Sawkille Co.
For more furniture discoveries, see:
- Shaker, Reincarnated: A Young Furniture Maker in Midcoast Maine
- From Field to Furniture: The Three Oaks Collection from Edward Collinson
- Made in California: A Curated Collection of Handmade Furniture from Honeyed Figs
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