#24: Dims new sofa, WFH tips + new brands

Welcome to issue #24 of The Home Catalog.

In this week's issue we have three exciting new launches to share from Dims, Parachute and Inside Weather.

And a always we have a couple of new brands for you to check out too. 

Cheers!

P.S. as many of us are still working from home, we're also revisiting our interview with Branch founder Greg Hayes to share his best WFH tips. 

New Brands

Anecdote Candles

Inspired by personal recollections and cultural trends, each Anecdote candle is designed to remind us of stories worth sharing. Learn more about Anecdote here. 

P.S. Anecdote Candles is donating 15% of net sales from its I'm Speaking canlde to She Should Run, a nonpartisan nonprofit working to dramatically increase the number of women considering a run for public office.

Sijo

Sijo was founded with the vision of creating a global home brand that inspires mindful living by providing beautifully designed modern home essentials created with integrity. Learn more about Siji here.

Living Cozy is supported by Fyrn, a furniture brand that crafts hand-made modern heirlooms. Check out Fyrn's collection of chairs, bar stools and counter stools here. 

The Roundup 

Dims first sofa

Dims is developing its first sofa alongside Takagi Homstvedt. The Alfa Sofa will be available as both 2-seater and 3-seater and will launch for preorder in the spring. Sign up for early access here. 

Inside Weather's new dining chair

Meet Otto, Inside Weather's new stackable dining chair. The Otto's backrest is adjustable to suit your comfort needs and it comes with a wide range of customization options.  Learn more about Otto here. 

Parachute x Crate&Barrel

Parachute has produced a new bedding and bath collection exclusively for Crate&Barrel. The sea green colors in this collection are inspired by misty mornings in Venice Beach. Check out the collection here. 

Behind the Brand with Branch's Greg Hayes

After furnishing dozens of offices Hayes has learned what it takes to create a productive workspace. 
 

And if you’re looking to upgrade your existing home setup from your dining room table and an old chair to something that resembles an actual workspace, Hayes has a few tips to help you.

“So first of all, the obvious one is having an ergonomically correct setup,” explained Hayes. “At the very least, that means having an ergonomically correct chair. We hear from customers every day that they feel back problems over the last few months, sitting in low quality chairs.” 

Read the full interview here.

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