Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Somewhere in Brooklyn, there’s a design studio without a sign. No storefront. No showroom. Just a brownstone buried in two feet of snow. In the basement CW&T (Che-Wei Wang and Taylor Levy) make things with their hands.
Around them, the workshop hums. 3D printers churn out prototypes along one wall. Nearby a retrofitted lathe. A homemade laser cutter. An injection molding machine. A Tormach 700 CNC behind transparent glass. Tools everywhere—chop saws, sanders, polishing wheels—all mounted on handmade buggies.
Upstairs there’s a photography space. An industrial sewing machine. An electronics bench. Across the yard, through the snow, another building. They assemble there. They pack. They ship.
And they make things that bring them joy. That’s the only rule.
Read our full CW&T profile now on Carryology.com.
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Somewhere in Brooklyn, there’s a design studio without a sign. No storefront. No showroom. Just a brownstone buried in two feet of snow. In the basement CW&T (Che-Wei Wang and Taylor Levy) make things with their hands.
Around them, the workshop hums. 3D printers churn out prototypes along one wall. Nearby a retrofitted lathe. A homemade laser cutter. An injection molding machine. A Tormach 700 CNC behind transparent glass. Tools everywhere—chop saws, sanders, polishing wheels—all mounted on handmade buggies.
Upstairs there’s a photography space. An industrial sewing machine. An electronics bench. Across the yard, through the snow, another building. They assemble there. They pack. They ship.
And they make things that bring them joy. That’s the only rule.
Read our full CW&T profile now on Carryology.com.
#shorts
