#25: Eco-luxury bedding, brand collaborations + the Goodie 100

Welcome to issue #25 of The Home Catalog.

We've spotted a couple of fun brand partnerships launching this week: 

• Burrow and Johanna Howard debuted a limited edition range of throws and accent pillows. 
• Open Spaces has created three signature home fragrances for the Canopy humidifier.

(More on both below.)

We also have a couple of bedding brands to share with you and an interview with the founder of Canada's first sofa-in-a-box brand.

Cheers!

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Featured Brands

Eucalypso

Eco-luxury bedding made from 100% Organic Eucalyptus fiber for the perfect balance of soft, breathable, and eco-friendly. Learn more about Eucalypso here. 

RiLEY

RiLEY has exclusive partnerships with Portugal's finest textile mills as well as global and US-based manufacturers. Its bedding collection consists of sateen and percale sheet sets, duvet covers and shams in a variety of styles and colors, down and alt-down comforters and pillows. Learn more about Riley 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 

Canopy x Open Spaces

Open Spaces has debuted a limited edition aroma kit for the Canopy humidifier. The collection features three signature home fragrances: Dawn, Midday, and Dusk. Check out the collection here. 

Burrow x Johanna Howard Home

Johanna Howard has created a limited selection of her accent pillow and throw blanket designs for Burrow. Each piece is sustainably-made by artisans in Portugal and crafted from cashmere-like alpaca wool. Learn more about the collaboration and shop here. 

Goodee 100

In partnership with Nordstrom, Goodie 100 is a curated edit of beautifully crafted home essentials at a value of $100 and under. Check out the collection here. 

Behind the Brand with Cozey's Frédéric Aubé

As a student at McGill University in Montreal, Frédéric Aubé moved a lot, and the process was never easy.

“Sofas were definitely the furniture pieces that caused the most problems. They are usually bulky and impossible to move around tight stairways and doorways,” recalls Aubé, who is now founder of Canadian sofa brand, Cozey.

Physically moving a sofa from one place to another wasn’t the only pain point he’d uncovered in his multiple moves whilst studying at McGill. He found that sofas would often have long lead-times of 8-12 weeks and tended to take forever to assemble (with incomprehensible assembly guides).

Another downside? “The traditional in-store shopping experience is just overwhelming for everyone,” he says.

It was clear there was room for improvement. 

Read the full interview here.

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