Studio CareFree brings together the artistic and design practices of Free Tripp and Caroline Doyle, long-time collaborators and life partners who share an appreciation for craft and working with their hands.

Their work uses a mix of traditional joinery and inventive uses of steel and porcelain, balancing utility with ornament. Their pieces often incorporate bas-relief carved wood and inlaid porcelain to create richly decorative furniture. Together, they create stylistic furniture intended to outlive their makers and remain in daily use for generations.

The studio is located in Brooklyn, New York. 






Caroline Doyle is a designer from San Francisco. She was the Studio Director for sculptor Fitzhugh Karol from 2021 to 2026, where she led the production of new public artworks and furniture products. She’s also worked as a product designer for Speck Design and MIRROR, and as a fabricator for 7M Woodworking, Richard Wrightman Design, and WORTHLESSSTUDIOS. Caroline graduated with a degree in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University in 2017. 

@cd0yl3




Free Tripp is an artist from Los Angeles. He was the inaugural Director of Fabrication for WORTHLESSSTUDIOS, leading its distinctive residency programs and exhibitions from 2018 to 2025. Free is the Exhibition Designer for 1-800 Happy Birthday, a public art project in collaboration with the artist Mohammad Gorjestani, Even/Odd, WORTHLESSSTUDIOS, and Campaign Zero. Free graduated with a degree in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University in 2018.

@freeasnow  
freetripp.com  



Portraits by Sarah Wagner Miller
© 2026 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. ALL ITEMS HANDMADE BY CAROLINE DOYLE AND FREE TRIPP IN BROOKLYN, NY.
To inquire about custom work, please email info@studiocarefree.com.