Arhaus and CB2 are two furniture retailers with distinct differences. Arhaus prides itself on its commitment to sustainability, partnering with artisans around the world who use sustainably sourced, reclaimed, and recycled materials to create beautiful pieces that can be used for generations. In contrast, CB2 is a modern furniture store that offers fresh and fun furniture for playful personalities with an urban twist. Their pieces are often designed with city-living in mind, small in scale and multifunctional. When it comes to certifications, Arhaus has Sustainable Forestry Initiative certification while CB2 has FSC Certified and OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certifications for some of their products. Both retailers participate in programs that promote equitable labor practices within their supply chains; however, Arhaus focuses on eradicating slavery and human trafficking while CB2's program supports Black-owned businesses. In terms of materials used, Arhaus claims to use responsibly sourced materials such as reclaimed, recycled, and salvaged wood. They also claim that their products are artisan handmade and assembled in the USA. On the other hand, CB2 only claims to use organic cotton in some of their products. Overall, while both retailers offer unique styles of furniture and have different approaches to sustainability practices within their supply chains, they share a commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion through equitable labor programs.