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Sheila Bridges: Designer Living, November 2004
Part of a tour of exciting Dumbo designers and artists, stylish Sheila Bridges stops in to visit City Joinery's showroom and workshop. She interviews Jonah Zuckerman about City Joinery furniture and takes a peek behind the scenes to see how we make our furniture. Stunning shots of our beautiful, gritty neighborhood.
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The New York Times, May 23, 2004
This in-depth story about Dumbo and the demise of manufacturing in New York chronicles a neighborhood building's conversion from a once-bustling commercial hub to its future as a luxury condominium. A former resident of the building, City Joinery is featured as an example of a successful, nimble business in a shifting economy.
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The New York Sun, April 8, 2004
Jonah Zuckerman interviewed about an eclectic group of fellow furniture makers who make up Furniture New York, a non-profit organization. These craftspeople buck the trend of manufacturers fleeing the city, proudly dig in their heels and dedicate themselves to beautiful things…made in New York.
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WNBC-TV News, March 13, 2004
City Joinery is featured in a news story about the 2004 Architectural Digest Home Show, where members of Furniture New York—an organization that advocates for artisans based in the city—showcased their wares to thousands of interior design professionals and consumers.
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The New York Times, March 4, 2004
In “A Modern Sense With Vintage Sensibility,” Jonah Zuckerman is profiled alongside Jens Risom, a master of mid-century furniture design. Each expresses enduring affection for webbed chairs. City Joinery's version, the Hewn Woven Chair, appears in this article, as does Risom's original design made in 1941 for Knoll.
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