Each item in Egg Collective’s Design Catalog is handmade from natural materials that are intended to stand the test of time. That inherent solidity extends to every aspect of the company’s production processes. Community, quality, and stewardship of the natural world are at the company’s core. All of Egg Collective’s work is made of the highest quality raw materials in its own woodshop and in collaboration with local small-scale fabricators.
In addition to its own design catalog, Egg Collective also represents a small selection of emerging and mid-career contemporary artists and designers with the intention of creating a dialogue between the applied arts and the fine arts.
For Spring of 2025, Egg Collective presesnts Knock on Wood an exhibition focused on contemporary artists who manipulate wood and investigate chance as part of their artistc practice. Featuring works by Natasha Alphonse, Suzanne Caporael, Hildegarde Haas, Minjae Kim, Kieran Kinsella, Kiva Motnyk, Rodger Stevens, Joshua Vogel, Julian Watts and Rick Yoshimoto
Egg Collective is a New York-based design firm established in 2011 by Stephanie Beamer, Crystal Ellis, and Hillary Petrie. Before Egg Collective was a company, it was an idea. Conceived of as a creative partnership synthesizing its founder’s backgrounds in art, architecture, and woodworking, this notion evolved into an ethos: Materials are sacred and are imbued with infinite potential. The act of creation carries responsibility. Beauty has value, not merely for reasons of aesthetic gratification, but because the essential character of any object is defined by the circumstances of its creation.
Located on the ground floor of a historic building in New York’s Tribeca neighborhood, Egg Collective’s gallery is the perfect backdrop for the company’s line of handmade furniture, lighting and rotating art program.
