Egg Collective
Egg Collective is a New York-based design studio that designs and sells handcrafted sculptural furniture (seating, tables, storage, lighting, rugs) and curates contemporary art exhibitions at its Tribeca gallery, serving high-end residential clients, interior designers, and art collectors via made-to-order sales and a dedicated trade program.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2012
- HeadquartersNew York, United States
- Headcount1–10
- GTM typeB2B and B2C
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
What Egg Collective does
Egg Collective is a New York-based handcrafted furniture design studio and contemporary art gallery, co-founded in 2012 by Stephanie Beamer, Crystal Ellis, and Hillary Petrie, whose backgrounds span art, architecture, and woodworking. The company designs, fabricates, and sells a catalog of sculptural furniture — including seating collections (Howard, Hornbake, Densen, Court, Robins, Webster), dining and coffee tables (Kenny, Oscar, Finn, Isla, Kerman), storage and case goods (Julie, Phillips, Turner, Ritter, Crain, Carpenter, Landry), mirrors (Eileen, Haynes, Feehan, Isadore), lighting (RBS Nopal, RBS Cinder, RBS Web, Tyler, Button Sconce), and the Eden Rug Collection — alongside curated one-of-a-kind and limited edition works by contemporary artists such as Hiroko Takeda, Joshua Vogel, Molly Haynes, Jeff Martin, Julian Watts, and others.
The core production model is artisanal: pieces are crafted in-house or in collaboration with local fabricators using domestic hardwoods (Maple, Walnut, White Oak and blackened variants), metal finishes, natural stone (Belvedere Granite, Madre Perola Quartzite, Travertine, Rojo Alicante Marble), cork, leather, and lacquer, employing traditional techniques such as 8-way hand-tied springs, hand-applied multi-layer finishes, and hand-carved Resin Bonded Sand (for the Steven Haulenbeek lighting line). The dual furniture-plus-art identity is operationalized through a single Tribeca gallery showroom and a seasonally curated exhibition program, with the most recent being the Spring 2026 'Cross Your Heart' group show.
Egg Collective monetizes almost exclusively through one-time made-to-order sales — both furniture and limited edition art — with prices ranging from roughly $2,400 (Button Sconce) to $51,000 (Crain Cabinet) and rugs starting at $100/sf. Go-to-market is direct-to-consumer through the Tribeca gallery, email/phone/web inquiry, and a dedicated trade program for interior designers and architects with downloadable application and trade pricing. All orders require a 50% non-refundable deposit with balance due prior to shipment, and the company arranges worldwide shipping on the customer's behalf. The customer base is split across three primary segments — high-end residential, trade professionals, and art collectors — with no disclosed revenue figures, external funding, or public financial statements.
Egg Collective firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Egg Collective
- Website
- https://eggcollective.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2012
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 1–10 employees
- Short description
- Egg Collective is a New York-based design studio that designs and sells handcrafted sculptural furniture (seating, tables, storage, lighting, rugs) and curates contemporary art exhibitions at its Tribeca gallery, serving high-end residential clients, interior designers, and art collectors via made-to-order sales and a dedicated trade program.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Where Egg Collective is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- New York
- HQ country
- United States
- HQ region
- North America
Offices1 record
Markets served
Egg Collective business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B and B2C
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
Revenue model
- Furniture Sales: Egg Collective designs and sells handcrafted furniture including seating, tables, storage, lighting, mirrors, and accessories. Products are made-to-order with customization options. All orders require 50% non-refundable deposit with balance prior to shipment.
- Art Sales: The gallery curates and sells one-of-a-kind and limited edition works by contemporary artists. Represents emerging and mid-career artists including Molly Haynes, Jeff Martin, Hiroko Takeda, Julian Watts, and others.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Entry-level seating starting price |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Side tables and accessories |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Coffee and dining tables |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Storage and case goods |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Lighting fixtures |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Mirrors |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Textiles and rugs |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Seating collections |
Go-to-market motion1 record
Distribution channels3 records
Marketing channels5 records
Egg Collective product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Egg Collective designs, crafts, and sells handcrafted furniture including seating, tables, storage, lighting, mirrors, and rugs, made in-house or with local fabricators using natural materials such as domestic hardwoods, metal, stone, lacquer, cork, and leather. Each piece is made-to-order with extensive customization options across wood species, metal finishes, stone, and nine standard lacquer colors. The studio also operates a Tribeca gallery that curates and sells one-of-a-kind and limited edition works by contemporary artists.
Product overview
Egg Collective is a New York-based handcrafted furniture design studio offering its own furniture alongside curated contemporary art. The Design Catalog includes seating collections (Howard, Hornbake, Densen, Court, Robins, Webster), dining tables (Kenny, Oscar), coffee and side tables (Finn, Isla, Kerman, Fortune, Anya, Wu, Hawley, Samuel, Martie), storage solutions (Julie, Phillips, Turner, Ritter, Crain, Carpenter, Landry), mirrors (Eileen, Haynes, Feehan, Isadore), lighting (RBS Nopal, RBS Cinder, RBS Web, Tyler, Button Sconce), and rugs (Eden). The Art + Exhibitions program features works by represented artists including Molly Haynes, Jeff Martin, Jaye Kim, Kiva Motnyk, Julian Watts, Taylor Kibby, Hiroko Takeda, Joshua Vogel, and Caroline Blackburn. Products are crafted in-house or with local fabricators using fine natural materials including hardwoods, stone, metal, leather, cork, and glass.
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Products and services
- Robins Arm Chair Sinuous powder-coated steel frame armchair with soft seat, available in limited lacquer colors with COM upholstery. Suitable for covered outdoor use. Starting at $14,500.
- Howard Seating Collection Relaxation-focused seating with down cushions and 8-way hand-tied springs, offered as Chair, Straight Sofa, L-Sectional, V-Sectional, or U-Sectional. Starting at $10,000.
- Hornbake Seating Collection Tailored yet relaxed sofa with sinuous interlocking seat cushions and half-round throw pillows, available as Straight Sofa, Curved Sofa, Chaise Sofa, Sectional, or Chaise Sectional. Starting at $18,500.
- Densen Dining Chair Minimal dining seating offered as Bench, Side Chair, or Arm Chair, with upholstered or Danish cord seat. Starting at $5,400.
- Webster Stool Perch stool suitable for quick or extended seating. Offered in COM for seat with standard wood finishes for back handle. Starting at $4,800.
- Georgie Ottomans Three-shape ottomans (Small Trapezoid, Large Trapezoid, Hexagon) designed to tile together in various configurations. COM upholstery. Suitable for covered outdoor use. Starting at $3,550.
- Finn Table Multi-sized table designed as side table or coffee table with three intersecting legs. Available in Maple, Walnut, Blackened Walnut, Natural White Oak, or Blackened White Oak. Starting at $11,000.
- Lawson Coffee Table Bronze glass top coffee table with geometric web-like blackened steel supports. Starting at $15,400.
- Kerman Coffee Table Solid cork coffee table with semi-circular units in two heights that can stand alone or create circle or serpentine arrangements. Starting at $6,400.
- Isla Coffee Tables Asymmetrical top coffee tables with three sizes and two heights, designed to nest together. Stone, wood, lacquer, or metal options. Suitable for outdoor use in select combinations. Starting at $11,700.
- Oscar Dining Table Collection Geometric gem-like metal pedestal tables available in Round, Oval, or Rectangle tops. Round only available in stone. Custom sizing available. Starting at $24,800.
- Kenny Dining Table Collection Dining tables available with Round, Racetrack, Rectangle, or Live Edge tops and solid wood or metal bases. Live edge slabs sourced per project. Starting at $18,200.
- Wu Side Tables Two-sized nested solid wood side tables available in Maple, Walnut, Blackened Walnut, White Oak, or Blackened White Oak, or lacquer finishes. Starting at $3,350.
- Anya Side Table Collection Two-shape side tables (Eye and Round) with stainless steel base and cork top. Polished stainless steel with Dark or Natural Cork. Available separately.
- Hawley Side Table Adjustable height side table with polished brass (live finish) top and Pietra Cardosa Marble base. Unsealed brass develops beautiful patina. Suitable for outdoor use. Starting at $4,100.
- Samuel Side Table Solid sculptural side table originally designed for Phillip Johnson's David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center. Multiple metal finishes. Suitable for outdoor use. Starting at $4,200.
- Martie Collection Graceful multifunctional collection offered as coffee table, console, sofa table, or desk in two shapes. Starting at $7,200.
- Julie Storage Collection Flexible storage solution with hand-applied lacquer and solid brass fronts. Offered as Credenza, Dresser, or Nightstand with recessed pulls. Starting at $10,300.
- Turner Storage Collection Monumental storage with thick saddle leather door/drawer faces and bronze hardware. Solid walnut or maple with finger joint corners. Offered as Chest, Sideboard, or Dresser. Starting at $21,400.
- Phillips Storage Collection Flexible wall-mounted or freestanding storage with minimal design. Available with all doors, all drawers, or combination. Starting at $12,000.
- Ritter Storage Collection Lacquered Ash case storage on brass or steel legs. Available with stone or lacquered ash top. Offered as Nightstand, Chest, Dresser, or Media. Starting at $12,600.
- Carpenter Bar Cabinet Solid wood bar cabinet with wood hinges and graphic facade. Custom interior configurations available. Starting at $22,500.
- Crain Cabinet Sculptural cabinet with concealed bi-fold doors on brass hinges revealing flexible interior. Available as Cabinet, Media Cabinet, or Bar Cabinet. Custom sizing available. Starting at $51,000.
- Isadore Cabinet Petite heart-shaped door cabinet with wood hinges and mirrored back for precious objects. Walnut finish. Starting at $5,700.
- Landry Bookcase Asymmetrical composition freestanding bookcase with free-floating shelves held by robust feet. Available with or without back. Starting at $18,600.
- Landry Wall Mount Bookcase Wall-mounted bookcase or desk with storage above. No visible hardware, engineered to scale. Starting at $17,300.
- RBS Nopal Lighting Collection Hand-carved resin bonded sand lighting designed by Steven Haulenbeek. Includes Chandeliers (7-15 globes), Pendants, and Sconces. Sconces starting at $3,600, Pendants at $10,400, Chandeliers at $21,200.
- RBS Cinder Pendant Hand-carved resin bonded sand pendant with globes and body. Available with Brass, Antique Brass, or Blackened Brass hardware. Starting at $10,815.
- RBS Web Lamp Collection Hand-carved sculptural resin bonded sand base lamps designed by Steven Haulenbeek. Available as Table Lamp or Floor Lamp with Webcoat shade. Starting at $7,725.
- Pete & Nora Floor Lamp 3-way touch-operated floor lamp with two hand-blown frosted opaline glass globes concealing E26 sockets. Polished stainless steel body. Starting at $20,000.
- Tyler Table Lamp Hand-blown opaline glass shade lamp with blackened white oak base and E26 socket. 10"W x 12.5"H. Starting at $2,530.
- Button Sconce Cast resin sconce offering gentle glow in Small (6") or Large (8") sizes. UL listed. Starting at $2,400.
- Eileen Mirror Substantial patterned solid cork framed mirror available in 24", 36", 48", or 60" diameters. Elegant and graphic design for entryway, bath, or living room. Starting at $7,500.
- Haynes Mirror Brass bracket-mounted mirror available in Round, Long, or Tall sizes with Mirrored Glass or Bronze Mirrored Glass. Polished or Satin Brass brackets. Starting at $4,000.
- Feehan Mirror Brass armature mirror with petite shelf for entryway, bathroom, or dressing room. Available in Vanity (24.25" x 38") or Full Length (24.25" x 66") sizes. Starting at $7,650.
- Eden Rug Collection Hand-knotted rugs in Nepal available in Circle, Cloud, Leaf, or Rectangle shapes with Border Eye Motif, Strewn Eye Motif, or Unadorned options. Made in wool, cashmere, or silk. Starting at $100/sf.
- Fortune Collection Low tables, consoles, and shelves in burnished or polished stainless steel. Designed individually or for endless landscape combinations. Optional inlays available on select shapes. Starting at $15,100.
- Art and Exhibitions Program Curated program presenting one-of-a-kind and limited edition works by contemporary artists (including Molly Haynes, Jeff Martin, Hiroko Takeda, Julian Watts, Kiva Motnyk, Taylor Kibby, Jaye Kim, Joshua Vogel, Caroline Blackburn) alongside Egg Collective's furniture at the Tribeca gallery.
- Court Dining Chair Tailored yet relaxed dining chair with sinuous feet and gently angled back with playful handle. COM upholstery. Starting at $5,800.
Companies that use Egg Collective
Customer profileSegments3 records
Ideal customer profiles3 records
Egg Collective technology and API
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Egg Collective partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Ten partnerships are on record, tiered core.
- Steven HaulenbeekcoreSteven Haulenbeek is a designer who creates lighting collections exclusively for Egg Collective, including the RBS Nopal Lighting Collection, RBS Cinder Pendant, RBS Web Lamp Collection, and Button Sconce. Each fixture is hand carved from Resin Bonded Sand, making each piece unique.
- Molly HaynescoreMolly Haynes (b. 1992, USA) is an artist and weaver based in San Pedro, California, represented by Egg Collective. Her material-driven works blur the line between humans and the natural world. Earned B.F.A. in Textiles at Rhode Island School of Design.
- Jeff MartincoreJeff Martin (b. 1984, Canada) is a furniture designer and artist living and working in Vancouver, BC. Known for his Excavated Vessels series combining glass and cork techniques. Has exhibited internationally at Royal Ontario Museum, Vancouver Art Gallery, and Expo Chicago.
- Hiroko TakedacoreHiroko Takeda (b. 1966, Japan) is a New York-based artist trained in the Mingei Undou tradition. Earned MA in Constructed Textiles from Royal College of Art in London. Previously senior designer at Jack Lenor Larsen Studio. Clients include Richard Meier, Victoria Hagan, Calvin Klein, and Louis Vuitton.
- Julian WattscoreJulian Watts combines traditional wood carving techniques with experimental sculptural approach. Shortlisted for Loewe Craft Prize in 2018. Work featured in The Wall Street Journal, Architectural Digest, and The New Yorker. Has taught at Haystack Mountain School of Crafts and Anderson Ranch.
- Kiva MotnykcoreKiva Motnyk is an artist and designer based in New York creating work with focus on experimental textiles. Founded Thompson Street Studio in NYC. Work included in exhibitions at R & Company as part of Objects USA: 2020.
- Taylor KibbycoreTaylor Kibby (b. 1992, California) lives and works in Los Angeles. MFA in Applied Craft and Design from Pacific Northwest College of Art. Known for intricate stoneware and glass bead sculptures resembling woven chains.
- Jaye KimcoreJaye Kim (b. 1981, South Korea/American) is an artist living and working in Brooklyn, NY. Explores symbolism, motherhood and personal emotions through ceramics depicting mundane objects out of scale. Work shown at Ed. Varie, Fisher Parrish Gallery, and Marta.
- Joshua VogelcoreJoshua Vogel is a furniture designer and sculptor based in Hudson Valley. Co-founded BDDW, a recognized heirloom quality furniture company. Author of 'The Artful Wooden Spoon' (Chronicle Books 2015). Has taught at Center for Furniture Craftsmanship and Pratt Institute.
- Caroline BlackburncoreCaroline Blackburn is an award-winning Los Angeles sculptural ceramic artist. MFA from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena. Her vessels explore abstract painting, architecture, and nature through intense, active glazed surfaces.
Scale indicators2 records
Recent moves4 records
Expansion highlights5 records
Egg Collective competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- BDDW: Philadelphia-based maker of handmade, heirloom-quality wood furniture. Direct comparable to Egg Collective on craft-led, made-to-order furniture with a sculptural, artisan aesthetic and high-end price points; BDDW's co-founder Joshua Vogel is even represented in Egg Collective's artist program.
- R & Company: New York design gallery representing leading contemporary designers and producing limited-edition furniture and objects. Closely mirrors Egg Collective's hybrid furniture-plus-art-gallery model and trade clientele, and is referenced in Egg Collective's own artist exhibition history (Objects USA 2020).
- Gallery ALL: Los Angeles- and Shanghai-based design gallery focused on collectible, limited-edition furniture and objects. Comparable to Egg Collective on curated contemporary design, sculptural furniture, and crossover with one-of-a-kind art for collectors and designers.
- Maison Gerard: Long-standing New York gallery of 20th-century and contemporary decorative arts and bespoke furniture. Comparable on the gallery-as-showroom model, made-to-order lighting and case goods, and a designer/trade client base in the same luxury segment as Egg Collective.
- Demisch Danant: New York gallery specializing in twentieth-century French design alongside contemporary commissions. Comparable to Egg Collective on a curated gallery model selling high-end design objects to collectors and interior designers in the same price and aesthetic tier.
- The Future Perfect: Design gallery with locations in New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles showcasing collectible design and limited-edition furniture. Comparable to Egg Collective on curated designer furniture, art-object crossover, and a high-net-worth collector customer base.
- Friedman Benda: New York gallery specializing in contemporary design and limited-edition furniture by established and emerging designers. Comparable to Egg Collective on the blend of design representation, collectible furniture, and exhibition programming aimed at collectors and design professionals.
Broad incumbents
- Cassina: Italian luxury furniture manufacturer with deep design heritage and global distribution. Comparable to Egg Collective on premium positioning and design-led storytelling, but operates as a broad incumbent across upholstered seating, tables, and storage rather than a small studio.
- Holly Hunt: Established luxury furniture and textiles brand serving the interior design trade with a broader catalog and global distribution. Comparable to Egg Collective on premium residential pricing, designer client base, and made-to-order production, but at a much larger scale and with multiple showrooms.
Others
- 1stDibs: Online marketplace for luxury furniture, art, and design from galleries and makers worldwide. Functions as a discovery and demand-generation channel adjacent to Egg Collective's gallery and trade model rather than a direct competitor.
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Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat3 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
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Egg Collective leadership team
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Profiles3 records
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Frequently asked questions about Egg Collective
What does Egg Collective do?
Egg Collective designs, crafts, and sells handcrafted furniture including seating, tables, storage, lighting, mirrors, and rugs, made in-house or with local fabricators using natural materials such as domestic hardwoods, metal, stone, lacquer, cork, and leather. Each piece is made-to-order with extensive customization options across wood species, metal finishes, stone, and nine standard lacquer colors. The studio also operates a Tribeca gallery that curates and sells one-of-a-kind and limited edition works by contemporary artists.
Is Egg Collective a public or private company?
Egg Collective is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was Egg Collective founded?
Egg Collective was founded in 2012. It employs 1 to 10 people.
Where is Egg Collective based?
Egg Collective is headquartered in New York, United States, in the North America region.
How does Egg Collective make money?
Two revenue lines are on record. Furniture Sales are the primary driver. The others are art Sales.
Who are Egg Collective's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are BDDW, R & Company, Gallery ALL, Maison Gerard, Demisch Danant, The Future Perfect and Friedman Benda. Broad incumbents are Cassina and Holly Hunt. 1stDibs is listed as an others.
Does Egg Collective have an API?
No public API is recorded for Egg Collective.