Vintage industrial is how Tim Byrne, above, a furniture maker in Connecticut, describes his aesthetic. Mr. Byrne, whose company is called Get Back, scours factory liquidations and salvage yards for industrial parts that inspire...

It takes a person with a background in fashion to create a store as chic and interesting as Westport's Dovecote. Filled with unusual antiques, transitional furniture and fabrics and attention-stealing accessories, the interior design and lifestyl...

Died and gone to heaven.  That's how we felt when we found this place. Who knew that such a treasure trove existed within stiking distance of NYC? Tipped off this week to Get Back Inc, we spent the better part of an hour trolling thorough t...

Pete and I realized a while ago that finding some really unique pieces that will go into our new house requires more effort and time than just searching on the Internet and shopping around.  So in our never ending quest to represent our overall ...

Admittedly, I have a fascination with factories. Who knows where it came from, but I love gears and belts and large machines of any type...

WRITTEN BY Jack Coraggio • PHOTOGRAPHED BY Michael Kabelka Evolution In Oakville Beginning in the early 19th century, and peaking with lucrative World War II contracts, the Greater Waterbury area was unquestionably the leading manufacturer...

Edited by Cheryl and Jeffrey Katz Something Old.  The best way to navigate the vagaries of fashion-and the inevitable fact that trendy design dates quickly-is to choose freely from the world at large.  With an eye trained on history (as ...

Welcome to the dawn of the industrial age, home edition.  The factory aesthetic has gone residential largely through our interest in city living.  Refashioned manufacturing detritus-e.g., a workbench as a coffee table-perfectly complements ...

by Kara Lashley Want to go retro?  Then get thee to Get Back for an eclectic array of vintage industrial furnishings.  Recent finds include metal stools galore, an extra-large drafting table on cast-iron legs and this glass-topped coffee...

Northwestern Connecticut's quiet beauty has long drawn some of the region's most creative artisans.  There we found a concentration of contemporary furniture makers and potters (and one rug visionary crafting simple-yet-sophisticated pieces for ...