commercial-furniture

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Company
Tuuci
Hardware · Consumer · Enterprise

Tuuci

A Miami yacht rigger looked at the patio umbrella and saw a badly engineered boat. Twenty-eight years later, Tuuci sells repairable shade architecture, furniture and outdoor rooms to designers, resorts and homeowners around the world.

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Company
Baytonia
Ecommerce · Marketplace · Logistics

Baytonia

Behind a single furniture storefront in Saudi Arabia sits a marketplace that also warehouses, assembles and delivers - and quietly furnishes hotels, offices and government projects for the sellers who can't.

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Company
Heartwork
Hardware · Ecommerce · Climate

Heartwork

Heartwork is a New York-based commercial furniture company that designs and manufactures steel storage solutions for the modern workplace. Founded in 2012 by Karen John, the company builds modular cabinets, credenzas, desks, and cloud-connected smart lockers from heavy-duty American steel, all GREENGUARD Gold certified and made to order in the USA. Heartwork turns the overlooked, drab world of office storage into design-forward, customizable furniture that helps companies express their culture while minimizing environmental impact.

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Legend
Karen John
Founder · Executive · Designer

Karen John

Karen John is the founder and CEO of Heartwork, a New York furniture company she launched in 2012 to drag the workplace out of its sea of gray, black, and beige. Trained as an industrial designer in Milan and an engineer at Stanford, with an INSEAD MBA and a former VP of Merchandising stint at Design Within Reach, she rebuilt the most boring category in office design - storage and lockers - into something people actually want to look at. Heartwork builds steel furniture and smart lockers domestically, leans on color as a cultural tool, and has raised a Series A backing John's bet that beauty and durability belong in the same room.

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