SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIF.—Native Trails, a leader in artisan-crafted, sustainable kitchen and bath products with large-scale availability, exhibited for the ninth time at Boutique Design New York (BDNY) on November 8 to 9, at New York’s Jacob Javits Center. As a celebration of the brand’s 30th anniversary this year, the booth spotlighted designs for the full range of hospitality spaces, from guest baths to hotel bars, and so much more. Leading the booth were the brand’s newest introductions: Foundry Texture, a new take on handcrafted copper and nickel, shown on the new Mandalay bathroom sink and a bar wall of Foundry prep sinks, and the expanded Winemaker Collection of upcycled oak vanities.
“Since our founding three decades ago, we’ve worked side by side with artisans to bring sustainable materials and craftsmanship into the world’s most beautiful spaces,” says Naomi Neilson, Founder and CEO of Native Trails. “Hospitality designers need pieces that make an impression, perform under constant use, and scale across a property. Our newest introductions, from the soft movement of Foundry Texture to Winemaker’s upcycled winemaking oak, give them more ways to create guest experiences that feel personal and stand the test of time.”
Introducing Foundry Texture
Foundry Texture joins Native Trails’ signature Heritage Texture as a soft, modern take on copper and nickel. Handcrafted with intention, artisans shape the copper carefully at every stage to create a gently rippled surface with subtle movement and depth. Foundry is offered across bath, bar/prep, and kitchen sinks, so designers can carry one finish through an entire property. A dedicated bar wall at BDNY showed the Redondo Chico and Cantina bar/prep sinks in Foundry Antique and Foundry Polished Nickel, beside Redondo Chico in Heritage Polished Nickel.
Mandalay
Debuting in Foundry Antique, Mandalay is a new 20-inch undermount bathroom sink handcrafted from recycled copper by master artisans. Soulful, hand-hammered craft rooted in function, its generous, softly rectangular basin offers a spacious interior with a streamlined, contemporary feel. As an easy-to-clean undermount, it’s a natural fit for high-traffic guest baths. Copper is naturally antimicrobial and develops a living patina over time, so every sink is one of a kind. Mandalay is also offered in Foundry Polished Nickel and in four Heritage Texture finishes: Antique, Polished Copper, Brushed Nickel, and Polished Nickel.
The Winemaker Collection, Expanded
Crafted from upcycled American and French white oak staves from California wineries, where the oak spent months soaking in wine during fermentation, deepening its grain, the Winemaker Collection turns wine-making history into heirloom bath furniture. The new 36-inch Winemaker Freestanding Vanity in Cask Oak, a versatile, nutty brown, was shown with a 36-inch NativeStone vanity top in Ash and the coordinating Winemaker Small Mirror. Also new to the collection, the slim Napa Wall Mount in Charred Oak, a washed black hue, paired with a Trough 3619 sink in Terracotta in one of the booth’s floating vanity displays. Every Winemaker piece is stained by hand and protected with a low-VOC finish.
NativeStone for Every Scale
The brand’s celebrated NativeStone concrete appeared throughout the booth in earth-inspired finishes made for calm, nature-connected interiors. Highlights include the Natoma wall-mounted sink in Earth with a matching Portola Small Mirror, an ADA-compliant fit for compact guest baths. The 36-inch Palomar vanity top in Pearl was paired with the Topanga 36″ vanity and a Portola Large Mirror for a touch of quiet luxury. Trough 3619 sinks in Sage and Terracotta were shown on floating vanities, and the fan-favorite Avalon 62 soaking tub appeared in Sand.
A Curated Display of Material Craft
A nine-bowl display stand showed the breadth of the brand’s materials side by side. It includes Lido and Sorrento Murano glass vessels in Abalone and Beachcomber, Bliss Precious Metals sinks in Silver and 24K Gold/White, and the Reveler bar sink in Gunmetal. NativeStone Nipomo in Forest and Malibu in Charcoal appeared alongside Tatra in Brushed Nickel and Mojito in Polished Copper.
To learn more about Native Trails, visit nativetrailshome.com.
