Evan Fay is an American furniture designer and maker based in Detroit, Michigan, whose practice explores the intersection of sculpture, craftsmanship, and functional design. Working through an intuitive, hands-on process, he creates collectible furniture and objects distinguished by expressive forms, dynamic structures, and a refined balance between spontaneity and precision. Rooted in a background in furniture and three-dimensional design, his work embraces irregularity as an essential design language, allowing material and construction to shape the evolution of each piece.

Working primarily with steel, brass, wood, and woven materials, Fay combines traditional fabrication techniques with an experimental approach to create sculptural works that blur the boundaries between art and design. Defined by bold silhouettes, tactile materiality, and meticulous craftsmanship, his practice investigates the dialogue between line, structure, and movement, transforming industrial materials into timeless objects that celebrate process, individuality, and the expressive potential of making.