The much-loved Vancouver home goods brand has its sights on the U.S.
are two pieces our family loves. With four young children, we wanted a sofa that could accommodate our family of six comfortably, but also look beautiful in our open-plan condo .
is one of those timeless, multi-functional pieces that is at times an extra seat for a dinner party, an end table or nightstand. It’s been moved around our home from nursery to living room to dining room.Article contentA: We pride ourselves on doing things differently. We want the furniture shopping experience to be relaxed, easy and stress-free — which is why we provide free delivery on our entire collection to all provinces of Canada and the continental U.S., regardless of size or price.
We also provide free assembly on large pieces and take away the packaging. We’re very considerate with our approach to product. Every piece in our collection is carefully chosen and designed, using beautiful and durable materials, with features that make life easier. We keep our selection small, focusing on multi-functional pieces that work together and fit a wide range of spaces. Instead of making you sift through hundreds of options, we curate a handful of really good ones.
A: We believe in the whole lifecycle of a product. High quality, natural materials and multi-functionality are integral to our philosophy. We truly believe in reducing our environmental footprint by creating furniture that is made to last, with durable materials and timeless designs that stand the test of time.
We love the principle of “fewer, better things” in contrast to fast furniture, and we develop pieces that are easy to repair, maintain or refinish. Many of our pieces are crafted from
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