
She helped turn a San Francisco intersection into a place to gather, then built a business connecting designers with retailers. At Airbnb, Abigail Kiefer is still working on how people, places and technology get along.
It started with an empty apartment and a decorating problem. Now Havenly Brands is assembling the furniture, the designers, and the machinery that gets a room from wish list to real life.
A designer put free graphics in one place. Eezy grew by making them easier to find, easier to use, and worth paying for.
A home-decor startup discovered that its method of finding and developing designs was something retailers would buy. Red Clay turned that discovery into a marketplace for making physical products.