It was no sleep 'til BKLYN for the Inhabitat editors at the <a href="http://inhabitat.com/icff">International Contemporary Furniture Fair</a> this <a href="http://inhabitat.com/new-york-design-week/">New York Design week</a>. This year, our favorite <a href="http://inhabitat.com/bklyn-designs">Brooklyn-grown design show</a> set up shop at ICFF, and we were on the scene to scope out the fresh crop of locally-made furniture. From luxury chicken coops for the urban hen to beetle-eaten reclaimed tabletops, check out our roundup of the best of <a href="http://www.bklyndesigns.com/">BKLYN Designs</a> from the show.

Leave it to Brooklynites to make raising chickens trendy. Case in point: this <a href="http://inhabitat.com/a-solar-powered-chicken-co-op-that-old-macdonald-would-be-proud-of/">modern solar-powered hen house</a> by <a href="http://www.raadstudio.com/">Raad</a>.

We're glad we looked up for a change because otherwise we never would have seen this elegant bamboo lamp by <a href="http://www.pickettfurniture.com/">Pickett</a> that features a pentagram-shaped base.

Brian Volk-Zimmerman, the designer behind <a href="http://www.volkfurniture.com/">Volk</a> handmade furniture uses reclaimed organ knobs as drawer pulls on his custom-made chests and lines them with leftover cloth from his girlfriend's fashion job.

Volk's drawers have a really unique look and are likely to become heirloom pieces.

From the side, the smooth bamboo is the first thing you notice about the lamps, but check out the view from below - the base is a black pentagram.

Are we noticing a theme this year? <a href="http://imakestudio.myshopify.com/collections/birdhouses/products/birdhouse-2">IMAKE Studio</a>, with partners KWH furniture, also opted to showcase abodes for feathered friends - although theirs were for backyard bird visitors instead of chickens. We also got a kick out of their triangular modular tables that can be used as single pieces or clustered together in a number of fun and functional configurations.

Think beetle-eaten barn wood is worthy of the trash heap? <a href="http://hookerandco.com/">Hooker and Co.</a> doesn't. We checked out their really cool, and surprisingly beautiful table made from reclaimed (formerly) bug-infested wood.

A closeup of the beetle holes left by the former occupants.

The BKLYN Designs folks were welcoming and eager to tell us about their work.