
Egg Collective Unveils a Collection Inspired by ‘Thing Power’
“Snake Eyes,” an exhibition that coincided with the New York studio’s 11th anniversary, showcased new furnishings from cofounders Stephanie Beamer, Crystal Ellis, and Hillary Petrie alongside works by myriad artists. Joining Casey McCafferty’s oiled walnut Cairn wall sculpture, for example, are Egg Collective’s Kerman cork coffee tables, sinuous powder-coated steel Robins armchair, and shapely Eden Leaf rug in cashmere, silk, and wool. The collection is inspired by “thing power,” a term coined by philosopher Jane Bennett to encapsulate the notion we live in an enchanted world occupied by lively matter that has a will of its own. “As a creator of objects, I couldn’t agree with her more,” Ellis says. “For the past three years, Hillary, Stephanie, and I have held back on releasing new work, instead focusing on growing our business by other means. We let our creative energies percolate and what resulted is a series of objects willing themselves into the world, each asking us to consider what power they could hold.”













read more
Products
Egg Collective Introduces Stylish New Furnishings
Stephanie Beamer, Crystal Ellis, and Hillary Petrie, founders of the women-owned Egg Collective, have hatched new pieces for 2021, a highlight of which is the mid-mod Landry wall-mounted bookcase, engineered to scale up …
DesignWire
Egg Collective Launches Third “Designing Women” Exhibition
“Designing Women III: Mother,” an exhibition at and by Egg Collective critiques the “motherhood penalty,” which can affect a woman’s professional life.
Products
Art Dealer Jacqueline Sullivan Hosts Her Gallery’s Inaugural Exhibition
Art dealer Jacqueline Sullivan’s namesake gallery’s inaugural exhibition merges historical arts with conceptual pieces by modern-day makers.
recent stories
Products
Gantri Spotlights the Work of 4 Emerging Designers
Gantri, the California maker of affordable, sustainable 3D-printed lights, showcases four emerging designers in its latest independent creator release.
Products
‘No Flags,’ a Furniture Exhibit in New York, Invites Introspection
Wavy edges, undulating doors, and candy colors hint at a funhouse vibe that belies a serious intent: a conversation on the cultural implications of design.
Products
Patricia Urquiola Turns Digital Art into Hand-Knotted Rugs
Connected tubes of Himalayan wool emerge from the surface of Patricia Urquiola’s Pipeline Freeform rugs, curving and overlapping in wild squiggles.