Floyd, founded in 2013, has a practical design philosophy that focuses on creating thoughtfully different products. They are known for their adaptability and customization options, as well as their commitment to using high-quality materials such as steel and FSC certified Walnut. They also emphasize accessibility through good design processes. Hay, on the other hand, believes in making good design available to a wide audience. They work with the best designers from around the world and draw inspiration from art, architecture, and fashion. Hay's products are designed to suit diverse environments and needs, offering a fresh take on everyday objects. In terms of certifications, Floyd is FSC Certified and Goodweave Certified. Hay also has multiple certifications including FSC Certified, SCS Indoor Advantage™ Gold, Ecolabel, and OEKO-TEX® Standard 100. When it comes to sustainability practices, Floyd claims to offer recycled furniture, water-based finishes, low-VOC products, and eco-friendly delivery options. Hay does not make any self-claimed benefits related to sustainability or eco-friendliness. Overall, while both retailers have their unique approaches to design and product offerings, Floyd places a strong emphasis on practicality and sustainability whereas Hay focuses on accessibility and drawing inspiration from various sources.