Floyd, founded in 2013, has a practical design philosophy that focuses on creating thoughtfully different products. They began with The Floyd Leg, a reaction to disposable furniture, and have since expanded to offer bed frames, shelving systems, sofas, and more. Floyd's design principles include creating products that serve a clear function, challenging existing norms in furniture design, and prioritizing adaptability and longevity. They emphasize accessibility through good design processes and high-quality materials. Poly & Bark takes inspiration from a diverse range of cultures and expert craftsmanship to create updated takes on iconic furniture. Their products are designed for comfort, durability, and aesthetic appeal. As an online-only company, Poly & Bark eliminates the costs associated with physical showrooms and middlemen to offer prices up to 50% less than traditional retailers. In terms of certifications and sustainability efforts, Floyd is FSC certified and participates in the Goodweave Certified labor program. They also have a buy-back program for their furniture to reduce waste. On the other hand, Poly & Bark does not have any certifications or specific claims regarding sustainability. Overall, Floyd emphasizes practicality, adaptability, sustainability,and accessibility through their design philosophy and certifications. Poly & Bark offers aesthetically pleasing furniture at lower prices without making specific claims about sustainability or certifications.