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Native Trails was built on the belief that the most beautiful rooms are the ones with a point of view, where materials feel honest, craftsmanship is visible, and everyday routines become something to savor. Founded in 1996 by Naomi Neilson, the brand began with a mission to bring artisan tradition into the heart of the home while holding fast to sustainability and fair trade values.
From the start, Native Trails carved out its own lane by treating kitchen and bath fixtures not as utilities, but as functional works of art. That philosophy is most recognizable in its copper offerings, where age-old hand-hammering techniques and thousands of strikes shape each sink and tub into a one-of-a-kind piece with depth, character, and warmth. Native Trails helped elevate copper from a niche choice to a defining material in kitchen and bath design, pairing time-honored methods with contemporary forms that feel both soulful and architectural.
Material innovation is equally central to the story. Native Trails’ NativeStone collection rethinks what concrete can be by blending cement with natural jute fiber, creating pieces that are lighter and stronger than traditional concrete while maintaining the organic variation that makes each sink or tub feel distinct. It is a modern approach to an ancient material, engineered for durability and everyday performance without losing the tactile, handcrafted spirit that defines the brand.
Across its collections, Native Trails returns again and again to a few core ideas: celebrate the maker, respect the material, and design with longevity in mind. Recycled copper, reclaimed wood, and artisan craftsmanship are not talking points here; they are the foundation of how the products are conceived and why they resonate in spaces that prioritize authenticity. In a kitchen or bath, where surfaces are touched constantly and details matter, Native Trails brings a rare combination of refinement and humanity, creating pieces that feel collected rather than manufactured and that turn daily rituals into moments of beauty.
