Floyd and Burrow are two furniture retailers with distinct design philosophies and approaches to their products. Floyd, founded in 2013, prides itself on a practical design philosophy that focuses on adaptability, accessibility, and longevity. Their products, such as the Floyd Leg and Bed Frame, were created to solve specific needs and challenges in furniture design. They prioritize functionality over customization and aim to make their designs inclusive for a wide range of living spaces. Floyd also emphasizes sustainability by using high-quality materials like FSC certified Walnut. In contrast, Burrow takes a different approach. Founded by individuals frustrated with the compromises of traditional furniture companies, Burrow aims to offer a new experience by focusing on three fundamental changes: modular design, function and fashion, and community involvement. Their furniture is designed for easy assembly and disassembly, making it easy to move or expand over time. While they do not make specific claims regarding sustainability or certifications like Floyd does. Overall, Floyd places an emphasis on practicality, adaptability, and sustainability in their designs while Burrow focuses on modularity, functionality paired with style choices but does not have any specific claims regarding sustainability or certifications.