Inhabit

For those who insist on great design, behold 17 impeccable objects—from gallery-quality furniture to a revolutionary bike pump—that come from the minds and hands of Hoosiers.

Salt-washed flannel, coated denim, salvaged wood, and other stuff we’re digging right this minute.

After a year’s worth of renovations, the polished residence now resembles an old-meets-fresh spread that will appeal to fans of Inhabit’s clean, modern style who also appreciate rich woodwork and historic character.

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Beer-can glasses, 3D-printed jewelry, a designer deal, the best game for spring break, and more.

The coolest chair in Irvington’s hottest shop.

Sewing notions cute enough to pass as jewelry, home decor for hop-heads, a sweater to bundle up in right now, and more.

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When this national home-decor company decided to open its first showroom, owners Jennifer Masten and Mike Tuttle created a space next to their office in Irvington, where many of their products are made.

Better-than-leather leggings, tents turned totes, inexpensive moto-chic touches, and more.

You might have seen Inhabit’s organic-cotton sheets and duvets on TV: The 400-thread-count products bedeck Marshall and Lily’s bed on How I Met Your Mother.