Living Cozy - Issue #18: Giftables for Home

Hi! 

Welcome to issue #18 of The Home Catalog. 

In today's edition:

• A new high-end furniture brand for getting high
• Dims new range of giftables
• Win a giveaway with Floyd

Cheers!

P.S. This week we launched our first brand partnership with Fyrn, a furniture brand that crafts hand-made modern heirlooms. Learn more about Fyrn here. 

New Brands

Two brands we recently added to our Directory: 

Forti Goods

Forti Goods (pictured above) is the first furniture company with lockable drawers to safely and securely store cannabis products. Its furniture is sustainably sourced and manufactured for responsible cannabis use within the modern home. Learn more about Forti Goods here. 

Keep scrolling for our interview with Forti's founder, Sharon Kevil.

Basta

Think Tesla of furniture design. Basta is a destination for exclusive furniture pieces created by world-class designers & developed in Finland. Learn more about Basta. 

The Roundup 

Dims Giftables

Dims has released a new collection of giftable goods. From a Scandinavian-Japanese glassware collaboration to a tabletop sculpture that reflects, refracts and obscures the flickering candlelight it houses (pictured below), this collection is full of unique items for home. Check out the collection here. 

The Floyd Stay Giveaway

It's been hard to take a break in 2020. So Floyd is setting up one winning with a 3-day trip to one of our favorite Stay Floyd destinations: a riverside hideaway in Oregon, a secluded stay in Upstate New York, or a modern treehouse in Michigan. Enter the giveaway here. 

Cancelled Plans x Baboon to the Moon

One of our favorite cadles brands Cancelled Plans has teamed up with adventure brand Baboon to the Moon for a limited edition ‘I Need Space’ candle. The candle has notes of gin, balsam, oak, cypress, smoke, light musk, amyris, and sandalwood.  Check out the candle here. 

Founder Interview: Sharon Kevil, Forti Goods

“Forti Goods furniture had to be something that people would want in their homes whether or not they consume cannabis,” says its founder Sharon Kevil, who previously spent over a decade as an interior designer before turning her talents to develop furniture for Kohl’s.

"Many people who use cannabis regularly, have jobs, children, friends, hobbies — you know, a normal life. Normal people doing normal things, and they happen to also use cannabis. We wanted to support and normalize that,” continues Kevil. “If you can buy a bar cart without shame, you should be able to do the same for cannabis without it being this weird looking or hyper-stylized thing.” 

Read the full interview here… 

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