Meet The Makers
Here at Makers Central we currently have 8 incredibly talented makers each designing and creating their own unique pieces of work out of our warehouse in Tarrytown NY. Take a look below to hear a bit more of their story!
Cape lily
Cape Lily is a floral design and travel business focused on connecting people to nature through floral experiences.Owner Sylvia Lukach is the daughter of a florist and a gardener and is passionate about sourcing locally grown, seasonal and sustainable flowers in keeping with the "slow flowers" ethos.
Pivot Concrete
Two guys in the Hudson Valley, making concrete pieces for home, office, home offices, and some places in between. Co-Founders Dave & Deion aim to bring hospitality and warmth to the any space with their unique concrete creations.
c-Los Carpentry
C-los Carpentry, a woodworking team based out of Tarrytown, NY, aims to create beautiful hand-made pieces for the home and restaurant that highlight the natural beauty of the wood being worked with.
Yazel Knives
Matt Yazel, a classically trained American bladesmith, hand-makes all his knives from scratch. Using from a variety of raw materials, including steel, wood, and fabrics, he creates one-of-a-kind kitchen tools that are not only functional, unique, and beautiful, but have the strength and integrity to become family heirlooms for generations to come.
Michelle Edgemont Design
Michelle Edgemont founded her event design and floral design studio, Michelle Edgemont Design, in 2011. Hailed as one of the Top 500 Most Influential Event Professionals in the USA by Biz Bash, Michelle specializes in creating one-of-a-kind, unconventional, events for her clients celebrating life's biggest milestones.
Connor McGinn Studios
Connor McGinn Studios creates handmade, custom, ceramic dinnerware for the table. Each piece is lovingly crafted out of high fire stoneware or porcelain, and glazed with food-safe non-toxic glaze made in house.
Wood Fire Food
What started off as an escape from the everyday grind turned into another way to manipulate raw material into something beautiful. Between cooking over open fires, and making one-of-a-kind products through the same materials I cook over, the possibilities are endless.
Bat Flower Press
Hailing from Pereira, Colombia Natalia grew up in a community rich with art, of entrepreneurship and making. “My friends and I didn’t have any video games or cell phones growing up. Creating art was always a foundation for my community. Handmade is way of LIFE for many families where I’m from, and its always stuck with me.”