Field.Common

Our register

Twenty-three names.
No anonymous goods.

Field Common is a buying-and-curating outfit in the Hudson Valley. We don't make anything ourselves. We carry a small short list of objects from named workshops — and we promise that the person who made the thing you bought is on a real first-name basis with us.

Hatch Pottery workshop

Hatch Pottery · Hudson Valley

The makers register

Twenty-three workshops (of about three hundredwe've looked at).

Caleb Foster WoodworksAsheville, NC · since 2014
Studio AlbériTrento, Italy · since 2008
Tessitura BiancoBergamo, Italy · since 1908
Hatch Pottery StudioHudson Valley, NY · since 2017
Maison BoutetBordeaux, France · since 1932
Hashima GlassworksToyama, Japan · since 1971
Werkstatt BrunnerMunich, Germany · since 1996
Carro PotteryLisbon, Portugal · since 2019
Eikon StudioStockholm, Sweden · since 2015
Three Birds LinensDevon, England · since 2011
+ thirteen more, growing slowly 

How we choose

Three quiet rules.

01

A working life of ten years.

Before we carry an object, we ask: will it look better in ten years than it does today, or at least as good? If the answer is no, it doesn't make the register.

02

A person on the other end.

Every object we carry has a maker we can call on the phone. No anonymous factories, no white-label, no “designed in” where the design is the only thing that happened where it claims to.

03

A way to repair it.

If we can't answer “how do you repair this?” with a real answer, we don't carry it. For pieces over $200, repair is on us for the first three years.

Begin

Pick something to live with.

See the register