How did Flatgoods begin? The founder of Flatgoods, James, started with an interest in graphics, signage, and colorful printing. He also founder and president of a signage company, Icon Sign–that means he is a long-time expert in industrial printers and routers. Because he already had this equipment available (and had a dream to do something better for the […]
Dry-Erase U.S. Map Table
Study the States in Style At Flatgoods, we’re making useful, creative furniture while also pursuing practicality and sustainability. With this dry-erase map of the United States printed onto a kid-sized table, your kids can grow familiar with the United States early on. Maybe if I’d had this table growing up, I wouldn’t have struggled so […]
A Cut Above The Rest: Designing With Flatgoods
Deksia, a brand strategy firm based in Grand Rapids, was tasked with developing a tradeshow booth for one of their clients, Chop. With the budget provided, creative director Josh Ryther and senior designer Jeremiah Elbel would normally have been limited in their production options for the tree service company. Fortunately, Flatgoods’ low-cost, high quality service allowed […]
Sustainable Business Is Better Business
Sustainability in business practices has become increasingly important to consumers in recent years. As the public becomes more informed regarding the environmental impact of manufacturing, many are making a greater effort to support companies that employ environmentally conscious practices. At Flatgoods, utilizing a sustainable business model is at the core of what we believe. Below […]