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Piecework story, 805 Living Magazine, October 2019.<\/p><\/div>\n

The humble jigsaw puzzle has been given a modern\u00a0makeover thanks to Piecework (pieceworkpuzzles.com<\/a>) co-founders Rachel Hochhauser<\/a> and Jena\u00a0Wolfe<\/a>. Hochhauser, who was born and raised in\u00a0Santa Barbara, discovered her love of the meditative\u00a0qualities of puzzles when she was rained in during\u00a0a visit to Yosemite. Soon the pair, who are partners\u00a0at Major<\/a>, a creative agency specializing in brand\u00a0strategy and design, began working on puzzles as a\u00a0way to unplug and unwind, but they were dissatisfied\u00a0with the selection available.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe decided to start\u00a0Piecework because we wanted to bring thoughtful\u00a0curation and design to an activity we really loved\u00a0doing and to show people how much pleasure can be\u00a0found in a puzzle,\u201d says Hochhauser. \u00a0\u2014Leslie Dinaberg<\/a><\/p>\n

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805 Living Magazine, October 2019.<\/p><\/div>\n

Click here to read this story as it appeared in 805 Living<\/em>\u00a0magazine<\/a>, October 2019 805 Living Pulse Oct 2019<\/a><\/p>\n

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