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Baronfig is a New York-based company that provides quality office supplies and storage solutions to creatives and workaholics. Founded in 2013, the brand's flagship notebook is the Confidant, created with input from its community. Baronfig is dedicated to leaving the world better than they found it, planting a tree for every notebook purchased, and has been featured in major media outlets.
Dormify is an online home décor company dedicated to helping young adults find their place and style in a limited square-foot home. Founded in 2011, it offers mid-range priced products, a visualizer to plan wall and bed space, checklists for dorm essentials, and free appointments with virtual stylists.
Field Notes is an American-made notebook brand founded in 2006 by designer Aaron Draplin. Their products feature simple, durable designs inspired by classic memo-style notebooks. They offer a variety of sizes, tear-proof and water-resistant paper, customization options, and wholesale options for businesses.
Hawkins New York is a modern luxury homeware and accessories brand founded in 2013 by Paul Denoly and Nick Blaine in Hudson Valley, NY. Their products, made by artisans all over the world, have been featured in Real Simple and the New York Times. From kitchen to bedding, and lighting to apothecary, Hawkins New York offers high-quality, well-made pieces.
Karst is an eco-friendly paper brand founded in 2019 by Jon Tse and Kevin Garcia. Their notebooks, journals, and sketchbooks are made with 100% recycled stone paper and come in various sizes and colors. They are certified B Corporation, waterproof, and tear-resistant, and can be customized with logos for business purposes. Karst has been featured in Forbes, CNN, and Refinery29, and has received many positive reviews from customers.
Opal Camera is a San Francisco-based company founded by Veeraj Chugh and Stefan Sohlstrom, creating DSLR-quality webcams with adjustable settings and free software, designed to revolutionize virtual meetings. Featured in The Verge, Forbes, and IGN, the sleek and small webcam is currently invite-only.
Ugmonk is a goal-oriented lifestyle brand founded by Jeff Sheldon in 2008, offering minimalist designs and eco-friendly products such as journals, pens, stationery items, clothing, accessories and footwear.
Zoox is Silicon Valley's latest and futuristic transportation company that is after building taxis without drivers. Zoox, funded by top venture capital funds like Venrock, and Google Ventures, has an estimated value of $2 billion! That's quite a number. But don't worry. With the development of self-driving taxis, your average wait time will be cut from 3 minutes to 2 seconds. You're guaranteed to have the best time of your life ahead.