#30: The Caramba Story, Meet Pleit, and Russet's New Launch

Welcome to issue #30 of The Home Catalog.

If you were here for issue #1, you might remember we featured a new Canadian furniture brand called Caramba. 

Founded by two stay-at-home dads, Caramba makes flat pack furniture that's built to last. And today, we just hit publish on an interview with its one half of its founding team, Cristian Arostegui G. Check out the story behind the brand here. 

Coming up below we have a couple of brands added to our directory — Pleit and Saatchi Art — and new launches from Russet and Made In. 

Cheers!

P.S. If you're a fan of Danish-inspired furniture, Hay has extended it's Spring sale. Save up to 25% until March 29th. 

Featured Brands

Pleit

Pleit is transforming the art of hosting with fully rentable, totally fun tabletop looks. Learn more about Pleit here.

Saatchi Art

Saatchi Art is the world’s leading online art gallery, connecting people with art and artists they love. Learn more about Saatchi Art 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 

Russet Launches The Champ

The Champ is the second piece in Russet's ‘elevated basics’ collection. The coffee table is thoughtfully designed, sustainably made, and meaningfully priced ($165). Pre-order The Champ here. 

Made In's Navy Rim Plateware

Made In has introducde a Navy Rim Plateware option for its full suite of plates, bowls, and serving platters. Shop Made In here.

Dim's Barbican Trolley II

Designed by NYC-based studio Visibility, the Barbican Trolley II is an architectural riff on the bar cart. Its Multifunctional yet stylish design means the Barbican Trolley II fits in just about anywhere around the home from a living rooms drinks cart to a home office storage solution. Shop Dims here.

Behind the Brand with Caramba Co-Founder Cristian Arostegui G.

Founded by two stay-at-home dads, Caramba believes that great design doesn’t have to cost the earth.

Caramba’s founders Cristian Arostegui G. and Adam Gilber met when their first kids were born, and it wasn’t long before Arostegui’s passion for furniture and design and Gilber’s love for building businesses led to them starting Caramba. 

Read the full interview here.

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