The Bradley Mountain Blog

  In the Fall of 2017, in the foothills of Clayton, CA, Maek Ceramics was started. Out in an old barn shared with a master carpenter (and Michaela’s dad), the ceramicist began her work. While listening to much classic rock, the Father-Daughter duo honed their craft, each doing what they lo...

  FARIBAULT x BRADLEY MOUNTAIN Being fans of heritage American Made goods, we are excited to share about Bradley Mountain’s collaboration with Faribault Woolen Mill Co. Faribault Wool runs a unique operation in today’s world in that all the processing of the wool is done completely in-house,...

Being in the business of handmade goods, every so often we come across a like minded company that is carried on the same spirit—that is, making unique, durable and long lasting pieces in a timeless way. Being fans of Dixon Rand and the work they do, we decided to visit their workshop to c...

Tyler here (Founder of Bradley Mountain). I am obsessed with craft. Almost to a fault where I get myself deep into a new project or new skill and can leave other important things unresolved or unperfected. If it was up to me I would hand make everything on our floor. This is impossible if we ...

As strange as it may be, I’ve come to enjoy 4:30 am call times. It’s become the staple start time to adventures up North. Whether it’s a drive to the Redwoods, the Oregon Coast or the Sierra Nevadas it doesn’t really matter. With Los Angeles just 2 hrs north of us, beating the rush hou...

Vehicle: 1971 Chevy C-20 I grew up driving a 1990 Jeep Cherokee that I bought off of my dad’s friend. It was a stick shift and took me a while to learn to drive. In Ventura, the right of passage for anyone learning to drive a manual transmission was Palm Street (the town’s steepes...