Who: Northern California furniture designer Alice Tacheny founded her studio only two years ago. She specializes in simple, clean-lined pieces that she makes in her workshop or in collaboration with Bay Area craftspeople.
What: Tacheny’s line has recently expanded to include what she dubs “a small collection of useful and beautiful objects” for the home.
Insider Scoop: Tacheny never formally studied design. The biblical studies major took a woodworking course after college graduation and honed her design skills at Blu Dot, in Minneapolis, and later at Target.
Above: The Platte Bench, $2,000, with a walnut top and solid brass legs, and Teddy Hooks (see below).
Above: Teddy Hooks with maple pegs and leather loops for stowing scarves and accessories are $34 each.
Above: The Tilde Dresser in walnut with brass pulls; $9,600. Displayed on the top right is one of Tacheny’s cast concrete and brass partitioned Headlands boxes that start at $100.
Above: An Alice Tacheny ensemble, including a Tasche Wall Pocket of leather, $120, and a Platte Table of walnut and brass, $1,200.
Our SF Market is this coming Saturday, December 13 at Heath Ceramics. If you’d like to see who else is joining us, check out our Remodelista Market page.
The event is free and open to all, but if you RSVP ahead of time, we’ll enter you in a drawing to win one of four prizes:
- A signed copy of the Remodelista book
- A $500 gift certificate from Big Daddy’s Antiques
- A seasonal bud vase set from Heath Ceramics
- A gift certificate from Terrain
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