Floyd, founded in 2013 in Detroit, has a practical design philosophy that emphasizes adaptability and customization. Their products, such as the Floyd Leg and Bed Frame, are designed to solve specific problems and challenge traditional furniture design. They prioritize accessibility through good design and processes, using high-quality materials like steel and FSC certified Walnut. Floyd aims to create inclusive designs that can stand the test of time. Crate & Barrel Holdings, on the other hand, is an international retailer with over 100 stores in 9 countries. They offer contemporary and modern furniture, housewares, and decor with a focus on inspired living and timeless style. They provide seamless shopping solutions through digital design tools and engage with customers through social media platforms. In terms of sustainability certifications, Floyd is FSC Certified while Crate & Barrel has multiple certifications including FSC Certified, OEKO-TEX® Standard 100, Greenguard Gold Certified, and GOTS Certified. Floyd also participates in the Goodweave Certified labor program while Crate & Barrel is involved in the Fifteen Percent Pledge and amfori BSCI - Code of Conduct programs. Additionally, Floyd claims to use organic cotton for their products' assembly in the USA while Crate & Barrel does not make any claims regarding sustainable benefits. Overall, both retailers have different approaches to design philosophy and sustainability practices. Floyd focuses on practicality and adaptability while Crate & Barrel emphasizes inspired living through high-quality products with various sustainability certifications.