From the Farm: Home, Food and Beauty Products

Courtesy of Farmaesthetics

Farmaesthetics buys organic ingredients from American family farms.

The Body Deli's fruit- and vegetable-based organic scrubs are so fresh they need to be refrigerated.

Courtesy of Velocity Art and Design

Heritage Breeds inspired these designs for the home

Simrin's linen place mats—each silk-screened with a pig, hen, cow or sheep—bring the farm to the table. French design firm Ibride's hooved console table looks like it might walk away

Courtesy of Fiber Farm

Community Supported Agriculture: New Ideas

Customers sign up in advance for fresh honey from Long Island, New York–based beekeeper Mary Woltz.

Durham, North Carolina's Scratch artisanal bakery offers a month's worth of seasonal savory pies. $65 for 4 weeks;

Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts's Fiber Farm turns mohair into yarn for "CSY" members.

Courtesy of Lisa Neimeth

There aren't many (or probably any) farmhouses in San Francisco. But designer Lisa Neimeth's house was once a dairy farm, and she has converted a chicken coop out back into a ceramics studio where she makes plates out of dark, rich California clay. Nearby Alemany Farm, where Neimeth volunteers, is also influential: "There's an old silo I've incorporated into a lot of my pieces, and my color palette reflects the land."

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