The Wall Street Journal showcases Henrybuilt in a trend piece about the shift toward wood within minimalist kitchen design, noting that Henrybuilt is "a cult favorite among contemporary-design enthusiasts seeking handcrafted minimalism."

Dornob an online design magazine focused on products "that take form and function to the next level" covers Opencase, focusing on the adaptability of the rod and panel design.

The Opencase Wall System is awarded a 2013 Industrial Design Society of America IDEA Award.

Residential Building includes both Henrybuilt and Viola Park in a roundup of the "hottest kitchen and bath products on the market right now."

Noted online design magazine, Better Living Through Design, covers Opencase, highlighting Henrybuilt's "exacting quality and craftsmanship."

The Tribeca Citizen reports on the Sterling Mason, a 33-unit luxury development in Tribeca. The project is an innovative collaboration of architecture, design and craft. Collaborators include Taconic Investments, Morris Adjmi, Gachot Inc., Deborah Nevins, and Henrybuilt.

Yanko, a top source for industrial design and product news, features Opencase commenting on the system's adaptability and handcrafted details.

Blue Ant showcases Opencase, focusing on the system's unique rod and panel design and warm, hand crafted feel that sets it apart from other storage systems on the market.

Furniture Fashion features the Opencase, highlighting Henrybuilt's continued focus on creating products that are highly functional and aesthetically pleasing.

Interior design authority, 3Rings notes that Opencase combines "technical sophistication with a warm, residential aesthetic."

Plastolux covers the launch of the Opencase, highlighting how Henrybuilt's "combination of function, craft, durability, and beauty come together to create a superior living experience."

The New York Times features the Opencase Wall System, noting the clever design of the system offers specialization alongside adaptability.

Design Sponge features a client's Palo Alto Eichler home, noting the homeowners selected Henrybuilt because they wanted a durable kitchen that would "stand up to daily use and look good for many years to come."

Dwell Magazine features a West Village renovation project Henrybuilt collaborated  with Reddymade Design on in their "Houses We Love" feature. The article notes Henrybuilt was able to design a system that conformed to the apartment's oddly angled walls. The article will also appear in the June 2013 issue of the magazine.

Writer Sarah Lonsdale features the Opencase Wall System, mentioning that Henrybuilt's craft and design quality has made it a covetable brand and noting that the Opencase has "raised the bar on storage solutions."

Design Bureau Magazine includes Julianna Morais, Henrybuilt's Design Director, in an international interview piece highlighting five top kitchen designers.

The Los Angeles Times includes Henrybuilt in a trend spotting piece about the luxury kitchen system market, noting the company's new product offering is on the forefront of the trend toward warmer, handcrafted design.

Dwell Magazine features writer Deborah Bishop's San Francisco home, noting that Henrybuilt gave her a kitchen "crafted as fine furniture, but equipped with the kind of uberfunctionality built into European systems."

3Rings includes Henrybuilt in a trend piece highlighting the shift toward personalized design, noting that "Henrybuilt's bespoke solutions extend function, not to mention fine craft, into the rest of the home."

David John features Henrybuilt's expanded product offering, highlighting the company's holistic approach to material selection and how this method delivers superior results.

Residential Building includes Henrybuilt in an international round-up of 'drool worthy' contemporary kitchens.

Kitchen expert Faith Durand includes Henrybuilt in her personal inspiration guide, noting that "Henrybuilt makes some of [her] favorite kitchens."

Bridget Otto reports on Henrybuilt's new expanded product offering, citing the company's impeccable craftsmanship.

Remodelista features Henrybuilt's new collection of leather pulls, noting that Henrybuilt is leading a trend toward warmer design in the kitchen.

Cultivate, a leading kitchen design resource, features Henrybuilt's expanded range, noting that the product brings homeowners the personalization and craft of custom design with the functionality of a kitchen system - and citing that [Henrybuilt] "now works in nearly any style house, from a mid-century bungalow to a pre-war townhome."

3 Rings reviews Henrybuilt's expanded range of surface options noting the "new materials and finishes allow the company to create personalized kitchens with the high level of function and consistency that comes with a system."

Furniture Fashion profiles Henrybuilt focusing on the company's customizable system which allows for a high degree of personalization and a "formidable level of function".

Trends Ideas features a Henrybuilt kitchen project designed in collaboration with Prentiss Architects.

Northwest Home Magazine includes Henrybuilt in a survey of top island options on the market noting that the "always hip" Henrybuilt offers sleek custom styles.

Yanko, the noted industrial design blog, showcases Henrybuilt's growing aesthetic range noting that clients can create "highly personalized and refined look[s] without sacrificing function."

Design Blog Plastolux features Henrybuilt noting the company's "craftsmanship and quality are simply stunning."

The Henrybuilt Wine Storage System was selected as an Honoree in the Kitchen Category at the 2012 Best of Year Awards. This is the fourth consecutive year that Henrybuilt and its sister company Viola Park have been selected as finalists; in 2010 and 2011 the company earned top honors.

Architectural Record includes the Henrybuilt Wine Storage System in a feature on the latest products for kitchens and baths that "help make everyday rituals more efficient and enjoyable."

Henrybuilt is included in an article on the "New American Minimalism", a movement within the home furnishings industry that values  simple, locally made pieces focused on "reserved shapes, natural materials, apparent construction and hand finishing."

Marin Magazine features the Tiburon House, a LEED Platinum home designed by Butler Armsden Architects, that Henrybuilt collaborated on. Henrybuilt was chosen because of its sustainable focus and warm modernist design aesthetic.

Interior designer and blogger David John, interviews Scott Hudson on what drove him to found Henrybuilt, its systems approach to design, and the importance of creating with your hands.

Uncrate, a leading buyers guide for men, recommends Henrybuilt's Wine Storage System as the perfect addition to any personal wine bar or gentleman's club.

Gray Magazine features a Henrybuilt kitchen designed for a Mid-century home on in Gig Harbor, WA. Writer Lindsey Roberts notes how the design of the kitchen blends with the historic architecture while adding function and style.

The Henrybuilt Wave Bench was selected as an Honoree at the 2011 Best of Year Awards. This is the third consecutive year that Henrybuilt and its sister company Viola Park have been selected as finalists. Viola Park won first place in its category in 2011, representing a back to back win for the company as a whole.

The Henrybuilt Corporation is selected as a finalist in the Wall Street Journal's Innovative Small Business Contest for the launch of its sister company Viola Park, the paper notes the company's ability to innovate and respond to market demands.

Editor, Aaron Britt includes Henrybuilt in a survey of noteworthy American manufacturing companies, highlighting Henrybuilt's elegant craftsmanship and simple lines.

Editor, Mark McMenamin selects the Henrybuilt Scoop Bench as one of the top new seating introductions of 2011.

Dwell includes a Henrybuilt kitchen, located in a Bay Area Eichler, in a round up of its favorite kitchens.

Editor, Nick Schronenberg reports on how Henrybuilt is building on its "sterling kitchen reputation" with a new collection of furniture that shows an increased technical prowess and an advanced aesthetic.

Design writer Tim Mckeough covers Henrybuilt's expansion beyond "meticulously crafted kitchens" to include a new furniture collection and dedicated website.

Writer Mimi Zieger covers Workshop For Architecture's projects for the fashion cognoscenti, including the Henrybuilt kitchen in Andrew Richardson and Diana Dondoe's NYC loft.

Writer Amy Prince includes Henrybuilt's mobile island collection in her top picks for the modern kitchen, citing how Henrybuilt fuses "old world craftsmanship and 21st Century flexibility" to create modern, mobile hearths.

Interior Design Magazine includes the Henrybuilt Bar Block in its bi-annual survey of the most innovative products in the marketplace.

Monocle Magazine includes the Henrybuilt Bar Block in a survey of the top 25 design products in the world, highlighting Henrybuilt's reputation for traditional craft quality.

Blogger, Janet Hall reports on Henrybuilt's "clever and beautifully crafted" bar block.

Elaine Louie discusses how the Bar Block is dual purpose - bringing efficient storage to the workspace while acting as a bar that blends with adjacent living areas.

Deborah Bishop writes that she chose Henrybuilt "for her remodel of all remodels" because she was looking for a timeless kitchen solution that blended the craft quality of fine furniture with the functionality of the best European kitchen systems.

Editor, Jesse Ashlock includes the Henrybuilt Workspace Component Group in ID Magazine's annual "New and Notable Products" issue, noting the pieces maximize storage and resemble a high-art triptych.

Hugo MacDonald includes the Workspace Component Group in Wallpaper's virtual dream home, highlighting its fusion of craft-quality and cutting edge design.

Editor James Lippincott writes that Henrybuilt offers a warmer alternative to the slick European kitchen systems.

Janet Hall features the Workspace Component Group, mentioning that Henrybuilt is Remodelista's favorite kitchen system company.

Jeff Carvalho writes about the Henrybuilt Wardrobe System and its fusion of European style and American craftsmanship.

Jennifer Kirchels reports that Henrybuilt is the only American made kitchen system that can hold its own against the European systems.

Tracy Chait covers the new Wardrobe System focusing on Henrybuilt's "trademark modern design and unsurpassed funtionality".

Janet Hall discusses the thoughtful and aesthetically appealing details found throughout the Henrybuilt Wardrobe System.

Surface Magazine includes Henrybuilt as the only American made kitchen system in a survey of the top kitchen systems in the world.

Michael Cannell reports on the increased level of function and storage Henrybuilt brought to Maxwell Gillingham-Ryan's (founder of Apartment Therapy) kitchen remodel.

Deborah Baldwin reports on the opening of the Henrybuilt Soho showroom, highlighting the company's warmer version of the European kitchen system concept.

Deborah Bishop includes Scott Hudson, CEO of Henrybuilt in a roundup of top kitchen taste makers.

The Martis Camp project took home the top modern home honor in Tahoe Quarterly's 9th Annual Mountain Home Awards. Henrybuilt made a significant contribution to the project with systems in the kitchen, bathrooms, bedrooms, and hallways.

Form Magazine covers the launch of Opencase noting that the "warm, user friendly" system "combines an innovative approach to design with good looks."

Domaine includes Opencase in a feature showcasing top custom design resources that let homeowners achieve decorator results on their own, noting the benefit of Henrybuilt's integrated design service.

Noted architect, Jack Wettling recommends the Henrybuilt Wardrobe System, highlighting the customizable system's integrated electrical outlets, leather-lined drawers, and hidden laundry baskets.

The Henrybuilt Backsplash System is included in a round-up of treatments that bring more to the kitchen than just utility. The piece highlights the seamless function and integrated design offered by the Henrybuilt system.

Residential Architect features Opencase, noting the system delivers seamless integration and increased functionality while also offering quality and craftsmanship that separates it from the pack.  

Henrybuilt is listed in the 'Resources We Swear' By section.

A Henrybuilt kitchen is featured in this survey of the diverse architecture and interior design in Brooklyn.

Architectural Digest features George Clooney and Cindy Crawford's Los Cabos compound which consists of two adjacent villas designed by Legorreta + Legorreta Architects. The goal of the project was to create an elegant place where friends and family could gather comfortably. Both villas include Henrybuilt kitchens.

The New York Times features the Santa Monica home of Architect Buzz Yudell, principal of Moore Ruble and Yudell Architects, and his wife Tina Beebe, an architectural colorist and painter. The streamlined, nearly net-zero design features Henrybuilt systems in every room including the kitchen, living room, wardrobe, offices, and artist's studio.

Dwell Magazine includes Henrybuilt in a tutorial about modern kitchen design. The editor notes how Henrybuilt combines system innovation with handmade quality.

Opencase is awarded a 2014 Interior Innovation Award in the Furniture category.

City Biz reports on the topping off of the Sterling Mason, a luxury development project in Tribeca. The building includes 33 "handcrafted residences" designed in collaboration between Taconic Investment Partners, Morris Adjmi, Gachot, and Henrybuilt. Charles Bendit, co-CEO of Taconic notes that the Sterling Mason is not only a bellwether for the Tribeca condo market, but it also represents [Taconic's]  philosophy of investing in high-quality assets and maximizing value-add potential through timeless architecture and uncompromising design.

Design Sponge features the Henrybuilt kitchen of textile designer Helen Dealtry and her husband. The goal of the project was to " create a home that fit their modern lifestyle and love of entertaining but still respected the history of the 150-year-old building.  "

Interior Design Magazine features founder and CEO Scott Hudson in its 10 Questions series. The piece notes that Henrybuilt combines business acumen, straightforward design principles, and a love of the Craft Movement, to offer the design world sleek and performance-forward systems for kitchen, bath, media and office [bringing] a new perspective to the European "system" philosophy.

Opencase is awarded a 2014 Architzier A+ Jury Award.  Winners were chosen by industry luminaries including Charles Renfro, Bjarke Ingels and Tom Kundig, as well as people from beyond architecture like Tony Hsieh (CEO, Zappos), Yves Behar (Fuseproject), John Edelman (CEO, Design Within Reach), Cameron Sinclair (Architecture for Humanity) and Barry Bergdoll  (MoMA).

Remodelista includes Henrybuilt in a tutorial explaining the pros and cons of choosing between a cooktop and a range. The Henrybuilt design team weighs in on the best way to get a sleek integrated look appropriate for open plan designs.

House Beautiful selects a Henrybuilt project, done in collaboration with Curated, for its coveted Kitchen of the Month feature.

Haute Residence, a luxury online real estate magazine, features the Sterling Mason, a 33 unit development in the Tribeca neighborhood of Manhattan being developed by Taconic Investments, noting Henrybuilt's involvement in the project.

Dwell features the Henrybuilt drawer accessory system in its annual round-up of the most "exciting and innovative" designs from across the US.

Remodelista covers the addition of new components to Opencase including a desk, wall seat, and leather pockets, noting the versatility and "high style" of the system.

The Opencase Wall System is recognized with a Silver Spark Award. Founded in 2002, the mission of the Spark Awards is to promote better living through better design.

Behance, the world's leading platform for creative professionals, features Opencase on its curated furniture site, Furniture Served.

The top kitchen design prize was awarded to a kitchen in a former Brooklyn schoolhouse, containing a Henrybuilt kitchen system. The system was customized to integrate into the overall design created by the design firm, Space Exploration. 

Robb Report covers the launch of Henrybuilt's new line of drawer accessories,  noting the components allow homeowners to create tailored, highly functional storage solutions. The new accessory program is part of Henrybuilt's ongoing product development effort, which is focused on continually improving the integration of design quality and functionality in the system.

Freshome covers the launch of Henrybuilt's new drawer accessories noting the highly functional pieces optimize space and "extend the warm, tactile feeling of Henrybuilt's system into the interior, where users interact with the system most."

Dwell features a Palo Alto residence designed by Studio Urbis. Henrybuilt was selected for the kitchen because of its high function. The homeowner (a native of India and an avid cook) notes "it is not a decorative show kitchen that is not a place to cook. It really functions, and I wanted that."

City Biz reports that the Sterling Mason, a luxury development project in Tribeca, is now 85% sold. The building was designed in collaboration between Taconic Investment Partners, Morris Adjmi, Gachot, and Henrybuilt. The news outlet notes "With some of the best finishes and layouts downtown and a level of service that is almost never offered in a boutique building, The Sterling Mason has truly stood out in a market that has proven itself the epicenter of the luxury market."

Opencase anchors Elle Decor's monthly Tool Box section, a collection of "inspiring ideas and terrific products". The publication notes the sleek system offers specialization alongside adaptability and is designed to evolve with the user's needs over time. For more information about Opencase please click <a href="http://www.henrybuilt.com/opencase/" target="_blank">here</a>.

The New York Times features a recent Brooklyn apartment renovation that
includes a Henrybuilt kitchen system that is both rustic and refined at
the same time. 

Food and Wine includes Opencase in a round-up of "25 Great Kitchen Upgrades," noting the flexibility and specialization of the made-to-order system.

Noted chef, Amy Chaplin, cooks for the Wall Street Journal in her Henrybuilt kitchen, designed to be "simple and functional."

The New York Times announces the introduction of Henrybuilt's latest chair, which was designed with a companion desk. Somewhat humorously, the connection is made between 'simplicity' and 'getting smart.'

Architect Magazine includes Henrybuilt's latest chair, which was designed with a companion desk, in a round-up of "Five Furnishings for Inspired Interiors." The writer notes the pair's streamlined design and interlocking construction.

Dwell magazines features a recent Brooklyn apartment renovation that includes a Henrybuilt kitchen system which balances natural materials with a refined sensibility.

Architect's Newspaper includes Henrybuilt in a survey of "6 Cutting Edge Kitchen Systems" alongside Bulthaup, Poggenpohl, Leicht, Varenna, and Valcucine - noting Henrybuilt offers hand-craft and one-of-a-kind detailing.

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<div class="main-site-component-page-tagline">What the Press and the Judges Have to Say...</div>

Press Contact: <a href="mailto:press@henrybuilt.com">press@henrybuilt.com</a>

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In the matter of two decades, America has gone from having (arguably) 'no' design scene to boasting a bona fide design movement. Role models have provided one source of that transformation, and Henrybuilt stands chief among them.
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<div class="author"><a href="https://architizer.com/blog/practice/materials/spec-perspective-henrybuilt/">- ARCHITIZER</a></div>

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Henrybuilt has married keen business acumen, straightforward design principles, and a love of the Craft Movement, to offer the design world sleek and performance-forward systems for kitchen, bath, media, and office. These customizable and fully integrated systems bring a new perspective to the European "system" philosophy.
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<div class="author"><a href="https://www.interiordesign.net/articles/8184-10-questions-with-scott-hudson/">- INTERIOR DESIGN MAGAZINE</a></div>

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[Henrybuilt’s] storage systems are pure expressions of everyday tools that also carry a sense of noble permanence, like heirlooms.
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<div class="author"><a href="https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/henrybuilt-cdn/files/press/gray-june-2019.pdf">- GRAY</a></div>

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The only American kitchen system that can hold its own against the European systems.
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<div class="author"><a href="https://henrybuilt-cdn.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/files/press/architects-newspaper-09.pdf">- ARCHITECT'S NEWSPAPER</a></div>

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Henrybuilt... known for its meticulously crafted minimalist kitchens.
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Henrybuilt is a cult favorite among contemporary-design enthusiasts seeking handcrafted minimalism.
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What the press and judges have to say...Read about Henrybuilt from the perspective of The New York TImes, The Wall Street Journal, and more.