About Hammers & Heels

Custom USA Manufacturer- Lighting & Furniture exclusive designs handmade in the USA using the highest quality materials and methods.

Hammers and Heels is a furniture, and lighting design company which has been featured on the cover of San Francisco Magazine, Apartment Therapy, Fab.com, and various other interior design blogs. We design and fabricate most of our pieces ourselves, ensuring you get custom heirloom-quality pieces. The rest of our pieces are made by artisans who follow our core values.

What began as one woman’s passion has since grown into a team of San Francisco Bay Area craftspeople who take pride in bringing Alicia’s designs to life right here in the USA.

Our Values

- Providing jobs to American workers and individual artisans abroad. We believe that American manufacturing is vital to our economic security and proudly construct everything in the USA. This same concept is translated to our support of individual artisans all over the world. By putting money back into the local economy there is a chance for education, health, and well being to thrive.

- Gender Equity. We strive for equality and hope to help level the paying field by empowering women workers in non-traditional fields.

- Environmental responsibility. We only have one planet so we use locally-sourced, up-cycled, reclaimed materials, and promote sustainable practices.

- Animal Rights. Hammers & Heels has a dog friendly work place! We encourage adoption and educate our employees about shelter and rescue groups. Irie, the official Hammers & Heels mascot, is a rescue and makes quick friends with other employee’s foster dogs. Just like for people we hope for equality and fair treatment of all adoptable pets no matter the breed.

And the name?

The name Hammers and Heels was chosen as a tribute to strong women- whether you are the stay-at-home mother who juggles two children while cooking dinner or out swinging a hammer on a construction site. Hammers and Heels is an equal opportunity team with female and male welders, woodworkers, glassblowers, and manufacturers.