Incollect Magazine - Issue 12

56 www.incollect.com “Anyone can come to see our products being made and are welcome to meet the team, to touch, to get photos of the process and gain a better appreciation of the craft,” Sofia says, adding that their clients are not just limited to super affluent people but also those who value craft and locally handmade design. “In a world of mass production and uniformity, when we are all fed the same aesthetics through algorithms, there is a wonderful thing about discovering something unique and handmade.” Ottra has a range of works at different price points. The Martini table is $2,500 retail, while their sofa and credenzas are around $70,000. “We have a variety of buyers, some just starting, some more experienced with collectible design, and many in Left: Architect/designer Adam Zimmerman hands-on in Ottra’s Brooklyn workshop. Photos by Jamie Grill