Joybird and Burrow are two furniture retailers with distinct differences in their approach to the industry. Joybird is built to fill a void, offering custom-made and curated furniture that meets the unique tastes of their customers. They prioritize quality over quantity, using only the finest materials available and working closely with responsible vendors. Joybird is committed to excellence, striving to make pieces that will last a lifetime and reduce their carbon footprint by providing well-paying jobs in local communities. Burrow, on the other hand, is not a normal furniture company. They focus on three fundamental changes: modular design, function and fashion, and community and experience. Their furniture is designed for easy assembly without tools and can be taken apart just as easily for moving purposes. Burrow's designs are beautiful yet functional, using premium materials that can last for years. While neither retailer participates in equitable labor programs directly related to their products, they both have taken steps to ensure fair labor practices for their employees. Joybird claims to offer handcrafted artisan handmade furniture assembled in the USA while Burrow does not make any self-claimed benefits. Overall, Joybird offers high-quality custom-made furniture while Burrow focuses on modular design with an emphasis on function and fashion. Both retailers prioritize fair labor practices for their employees but do not participate in any product certifications or equitable labor programs directly related to their products.