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The right rug can instantly make a room feel warmer and more welcoming. It’s not only the textures and colors that contribute to a home’s environment, however. The materials featured in a rug also have an impact on the space, which is why CICIL has committed to using only natural, non-toxic materials for their beautiful, handmade rugs. Learn more about how this women-owned and operated business is crafting heirloom-quality textiles using materials sourced close to home.  

Durable, Handmade Rugs

CICIL has perfected the art of heirloom textiles with their premium-quality rugs. Their pieces are crafted from 100% natural materials that hold up well without bringing synthetic fibers or toxic forever chemicals into the home. It all starts with their natural, long-staple wool, which offers a smoother, softer texture and superior durability compared to shorter fibers. Wool’s lanolin coating naturally resists stains and spills, so there’s no need to add any type of chemical treatments for protection.

A great deal of care goes into creating CICIL rugs to ensure that stringent quality standards are maintained. Each one is made by hand at a third-generation textile mill in North Carolina. The thick, durable construction is supported by a sturdy jute core, and the rugs are tightly woven with 100% cotton thread to resist snags and pulls. Thanks to a double-sided design, these rugs can be flipped and rotated to reduce wear and tear. 

Natural Materials & Sustainable Practices

Based in North Carolina, the team at CICIL has made it a priority to source materials locally rather than tapping into carbon-intensive global textile supply chains. The premium wool fibers used to make CICIL rugs are sourced directly from small family farms in the Northeastern US. Each farm is inspected to ensure that it meets rigorous criteria for both land management and animal welfare. Other fibers, like jute, are upcycled to further minimize environmental impacts.

Because only 100% wool and other natural fibers are used, every CICIL rug is a fully natural and biodegradable product. A recipient of several third-party certifications, including RWS (Responsible Wool Certification), GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) and GoodWeave, CICIL remains committed to using transparent, fair supply chains to source the best materials while applying ethical and sustainable manufacturing practices.

Warmth, Texture and Softness

The CICIL Rug collection at Unison includes timeless designs with modern appeal. The Mini Arch Rugs and Oval Runners feature a familiar braided style that looks great in any space. A jute core is surrounded by braided wool and sewn with 100% cotton thread, creating a thick and durable rug that holds up well in high-traffic areas of the home. The 3’ x 2’6” Mini Arch Rug has an inviting shape and is perfectly sized for entryways, while the 2’ x 8’ Oval Runner brings warmth and texture to a hallway or bedside.  

CICIL’s Shuttle Weave Rugs and Runners feature a short, thick fringe on each end and a soft feel underfoot. A woven, micro-check pattern showcases the subtle two-tone design. Made on restored shuttle looms from the mid-1900s, these rugs are crafted through a combination of machine use and handiwork. The 2’ x 3’ Shuttle Weave Rug makes a beautiful accent for entryways, kitchens, bathrooms and laundry rooms, while the 2’ x 8’ Shuttle Weave Runner is sized for long, narrow spaces.

With a variety of classic patterns and neutral tones to choose from, these rugs easily complement both contemporary and traditional interiors.

Explore the CICIL Rugs collection at Unison.

At Unison, we set high standards for home textiles. Our Logan Towels combine a soft, inviting feel with sustainable materials and made-to-last craftsmanship. Since we launched Logan as our first towel collection in 2014, these towels have become bathroom essentials in many homes. Learn more about how these textiles align with our commitment to good design, quality materials and responsible manufacturing.

A Soft, Fresh Feel

Texture makes a remarkable difference when it comes to the linens you touch every day. Logan bath towels, bath sheets, hand towels and washcloths have a soft, comforting feel that’s gentle on the skin. The textured weave ensures efficient absorption, and the towel’s medium weight dries faster than thicker, heavier towels.

These bathroom linens are designed to be practical, effective and long-lasting. Dense fibers help to capture moisture, delivering a fresh, clean feeling as you dry off. A thick border along the edges adds a polished finish while helping to maintain the original towel shape through repeated uses and washes. The braided cotton loop on the side offers a convenient option for hanging to dry.

Made with the Environment in Mind

Alongside comfort and quality, our Logan collection prioritizes sustainability in every step of the production process. Made in Portugal from 100% organic cotton, these towels and washcloths are composed of breathable, soft and durable fibers. As a Better Cotton manufacturing partner, we use environmentally friendly cotton that reduces water consumption and pesticide use and minimizes the impacts of farming to help preserve soil health and conserve natural habitats.

Logan towels and washcloths are Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 certified textiles, which ensures they’re completely free of harsh chemicals, pesticides, harmful dyes and heavy metals. They’re also Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) certified due to the environmentally and socially responsible manufacturing processes used to create each product. We’re always looking for ways to take the right step toward greater sustainability, and our Logan towels show that you can enjoy high-quality, beautiful textiles while prioritizing the health of both your family and the planet.

Timeless Bath Essentials

The Logan Collection includes a selection of beautiful bathroom essentials. In addition to classic washcloths, hand towels and bath towels, we also offer the Logan Bath Sheet. Generously sized at 40” x 70”, it wraps around for full-body comfort after a bath or shower. They’re large enough for laying out at the beach, pool or park.

These bath linens are available in three neutral tones: crisp white, warm beige (Oatmeal) and deep gray (Graphite). These classic colors allow Logan towels to blend in seamlessly with traditional and modern interiors. The simplicity of the solid-color design pairs easily with our printed shower curtains—particularly the Grid Black and Sailor Pewter patterns—and other bathroom accents, such as bath mats and countertop accessories.

Add Logan towels to primary bathrooms, powder rooms and guest bathrooms to create a timeless look in your space. To save 10% while stocking up, choose our Logan Towel 6-Piece Bundle featuring two bath towels, two hand towels and two washcloths.

Explore the Logan Towel Collection, available exclusively at Unison.

Vacavaliente uses recycled leather to craft beautiful, functional and timeless products in Spain. In giving new life to materials that would have otherwise been cast aside as waste, this global brand has brought a creative, innovative spirit to their eco-conscious values. At the same time, Vacavaliente’s home and office accessories have earned international recognition for their artistic significance at institutions like the Museum of Modern Art in New York City and the Design Museum in London.

A Fresh Approach to Leather Goods

Since Vacavaliente was founded in 2006 in Argentina, it has zeroed in on one idea: transforming recycled leather into meaningful, everyday objects. 

The first step in the production process is recovering unused scraps from the leather industry. Rather than treating these offcuts as waste, Vacavaliente sees their potential to become something new. The scraps of leather are thoroughly cleaned before being compacted and bonded with natural latex and organic pigments.

This transformation turns simple offcuts into a new recycled leather material. This environmentally friendly option features the same durability as conventional leather while also being luxuriously smooth, soft and pliable.

Sustainably Crafted

With their focus on recycled leather, it’s clear that sustainability is a priority at Vacavaliente. In addition to reducing waste in the leather industry, the brand has committed to making socially and environmentally conscious business decisions that benefit not only shareholders but also the planet, their employees and their community.

As a certified B Corporation, Vacavaliente has met or exceeded rigorous standards for performance, accountability and transparency to benefit social and environmental causes. The brand’s efficient, sustainable practices have helped to reduce landfill waste and decrease the demand for new, raw materials. Their high-quality recycled leather products are carefully crafted in Spain and feature timeless, durable designs intended to last for generations.

Home Goods and Office Accessories

According to Vacavaliente, “Every piece we create is an invitation to slow down, to choose consciously and to surround yourself with objects that matter.” At Unison, we’re proud to offer a curated selection of home and office accessories from this brand, especially since their values align so closely with our own.

Vacavaliente offers a number of versatile and sophisticated solutions for home and office organization. Use the durable leather handles of their Twist Floor Baskets to easily tote shoes, toys, towels or magazines from one room to the next, or collect treasured photos in a Leather Storage Box with matching lid. The exposed contrast stitching adds a distinctive accent to these useful organizers.

At mealtimes, Vacavaliente pieces bring luxurious leather accents to the table. Their Dot Round Placemats and Dot Round Coasters come in a range of vibrant hues, from traditional leather tones like Black, Cognac and Pecan to distinctive options like Deep Pine and Deep Teal. Leather Napkin Holders include a metal button-post closure to enhance any table setting with thoughtfully presented linens.

The brand also creates polished accessories for the office, including their reversible Leather Desk Pads with an easy-to-clean surface and plenty of space for a laptop, keyboard and mouse. Coordinating Leather Pencil Holders feature eye-catching twist seams highlighted by bold white stitching. The Horizontal, Vertical and Envelope Cases are ideal for storing important documents or travel necessities, with an elastic band and leather button ensuring a secure closure.

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Unison is proud to support Marwen, a Chicago-based nonprofit that provides visual arts education to young people across the city. Since 1987, Marwen’s programs have connected students with mentors, fostered creative expression, and provided a foundation to build a future through art and community.

This year, we commissioned artwork from Marwen’s student artists for our limited-edition greeting cards. One of these artists is Via McEwen, a high school junior from Chicago’s South Side. Via has a love for bold color and primarily works with oil paints. Her featured piece, Rainbow Panes, captures her distinct eye for hue and texture.

“Growing up among the beautiful Chicago greenery, blue lake and sky, red-brown brick and metal, and hundreds of other colors through florals, glass, and the dazzling Ferris wheel has kept me immersed in inspiration since I was young.”

Recently, Via sat down with us for a Q&A to share more about her journey, artistic process, and her experience at Marwen.

Can you tell us a little about yourself and how you got into making art?

I’ve grown up in a family of artists. I’ve always been surrounded by art. My dad makes music and is an actor. My mom did visual arts in her childhood and in college. My dad was like ‘ever since you were two and you could hold a pen, you always did the right way.’ So I think it’s just always been something I’ve been inclined toward.

How has Marwen helped you as an artist?

There’s a big difference between using online platforms or self-studying versus having a teacher who can focus on your specific skills and pieces. They can point out what to improve and what to add. Having teachers, peers and Marwen as a space—with materials and a work conducive environment—gives me time to practice, especially with mediums I don’t have access to at home, like oils, ceramics or spray paint.

As an artist, what other types of projects do you enjoy working on?

Large paintings, ceramic wheel thrown pieces, Usable art/pieces, and taking photos/crocheting/sewing from home. Projects that test my capabilities so that by the end I can see how my skills are growing. 

Is there an artist, place, or memory that always inspires your creativity?

Thalia Stanton is an artist who I follow on YouTube. Their use of mixed media, color and large canvases to make such stunning portraits are works I aspire to be able to achieve one day! In addition, I find sunlight in many forms very beautiful, which makes me want to create art. This light can be when passing through leaves or skin (sub-surface scattering) causing vibrant color, dappling on buildings through trees, and generally various shapes of light and shadows. Finally, memories with my girlfriend Karis also tend to inspire my art! Memories of our first date inspired my Design to Print card (a Marwen commission program).

How does living in Chicago inspire your artwork?

As an artist I’m always training my eye by taking in the world around me. Because I live in Chicago, the way I think about color, light, things of nature like skies and trees, etc. are shaped by how those things look in Chicago. In addition, as I paint from photo references I take on my phone, a lot of my art is of Chicago in general.

What inspired the design you created for this card?

When I was looking through Unison’s website, I was really drawn to all the woven textures and the color palette—it’s saturated and bold, but still earthy and grounded. I thought, wow, this is so nice. Let me just mush it all together into what I think I can make with paint.

Your card uses a bold color scheme. Is this a common theme in your other work?

Yes! I largely make my art to capture what I find most beautiful in the world, whether that be people, nature, fashion, etc. Color might be the biggest thing I see in the world, and that inspires me to make art! Because of this, most of my works feature bright saturated colors and unnatural palettes while depicting natural things.

How do you go about choosing color palettes for your work?

I choose what makes me happy! My favourite color palette tends to be a mix of warm reddish-oranges, purples, and blues. Because I just go off which palettes make me the most excited, a lot of my paintings tend to overlap in color scheme.

What do you hope people feel when they see your card?

Mostly just joy. I love saturated colors in my art, that’s one of my favorite things to use, because color in the world makes me so excited. So just as happy as I am about the way it looks.

Where do you hope your work as an artist takes you next?

To more opportunities to do what I love. Whether I get paid for my work, get to share my work with others, or just get more time and space to make work that makes me happy.

When you shop on Giving Tuesday (12/2/2025) Unison will contribute a portion of our proceeds and match your gift to Marwen on that day (up to $5,000). Through this partnership, we hope to help foster a more inclusive and imaginative future—one that nurtures both individual growth and collective well-being.

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Unison first began working with Aaron Probyn in 2021. Since then, we’ve been proud to feature a diverse assortment of his work, including handcrafted ceramics and dining accessories. His Rye Opal and Juniper Glassware are seamless additions to our collection, bringing Aaron’s signature warmth and practical versatility to the table. 

Artisan Creations

Aaron Probyn taps into his years of experience as an artist when creating each of his designs. After studying design at Kingston University in London, he went on to specialize in tabletop products. He eventually opened his own studio, giving him full creative control and the opportunity to launch pieces infused with his signature design ethos. 

Minimalism is at the heart of Aaron’s creations, with simple silhouettes and clean lines bringing a sense of calm and order to any space. His products feature tactile surfaces and soft tones that appeal to the senses. At the same time, these pieces are functional, accessible and inviting. As they become enmeshed in the routines and events of daily life, Aaron’s wares take on an emotional component by contributing to a warm, welcoming home environment.

Sustainably Crafted

Sustainability is top of mind in Aaron’s design process. Durable, long-lasting materials are used whenever possible, and manufacturing partners are chosen for their eco-conscious practices. Production takes place in limited quantities to minimize waste and avoid excess stock while also making it easier to pay close attention to every detail. In addition, the packaging is designed to leave no trace.

Rye Opal Glassware: Timeless and Casual

The Rye Opal Glassware Collection aligns perfectly with Aaron’s design principles. Designed for everyday use, these pieces grant an extra touch of beauty, joy and satisfaction to even a simple glass of water.

Rye Opal Glasses feature a classic, straight-sided shape made of durable, lightweight borosilicate glass. A band of opaque white at the base takes on a subtle tint when filled with a colored beverage, effectively highlighting its frosted appearance on the smooth glass. Each piece is crafted using traditional methods of mouth-blowing and flameworking, a meticulous approach that ensures a crystal-clear finish. In addition, a superior cold-cut, flame-polished rim delivers a more pleasant drinking experience.

Available in three sizes (10-oz. Short Tumblers, 9-oz. Stemless Wine/Juice Glasses and 14.5-oz. Water/Beer Glasses), these pieces are perfect for stocking cupboards and bar carts. A stepped detail at the base allows for seamless stacking.

Juniper Glassware: Graphic and Elegant

Aaron’s Juniper Beer Glasses feature a distinctive, sculptural design rarely seen in something as familiar as a pub glass. The graphic form adds a sense of drama to the table, standing out where generic glassware or stemware might fade into the background. When filled with a golden brew, this geometric silhouette becomes even more striking.

It isn’t only the modern, angular design that makes the Juniper Collection so singular. The striking form also plays a role in enhancing the drinking experience. The beverage’s qualities are enhanced by the shape of the bowl, with a wider shape allowing aromas to develop and a taper towards the rim concentrating the flavors in every sip. The pedestal base makes the glass easier to grasp and allows the bowl to rest gently in hand. 

Like the Rye Opal Glassware Collection, Juniper Glasses are handcrafted from mouth-blown borosilicate glass and include a smooth, thin rim. Durable and lightweight, these vessels are perfect for serving craft beer, soda, water and more.     

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Ethnicraft has never wavered when it comes to the quality of their designs. Their beautifully minimalist wood pieces—such as the popular Bok Dining Chair and Spindle Bed—are highly regarded not only for their exceptional craftsmanship but also for the sustainable practices that go into making them.

This same commitment to quality is applied to Ethnicraft upholstered furniture. The durability and functionality of the brand’s wood furnishings are combined with soft textiles to create pieces that feel especially warm and inviting. 

Unison is proud to partner with Ethnicraft in offering high-quality, sustainable home furnishings. Our collection includes their upholstered Revive Slipcovered Bed and Barrow Pouf Ottomans, two beautiful, modern designs crafted with longevity in mind.

Expertly Crafted and Built to Last

At Ethnicraft, one value stands above all else: quality. Starting with the first design concepts, every detail is meticulously refined. Strong, durable materials are carefully selected for their ability to age beautifully over time, and the brand invests in training centers in Indonesia and Serbia to support local craftsmanship and develop highly skilled artisans.

Products are tested for durability, stability and safety throughout the development process at Ethnicraft. Every piece released by the brand meets or exceeds the highest standards within the furniture industry. The goal is to create products that last long enough to be passed from one generation to the next, with timeless designs that seamlessly fit any home’s style.

Committed to Sustainability

Since the company’s inception, co-founders Benoit Loos & Philippe Delais have made sustainable practices a priority. They minimize waste at every stage of the design and production process, reusing or recycling scrap materials whenever possible. All wood is sourced from responsibly and carefully managed forests, and they consciously choose natural fibers like cotton, wool and Belgian linen for upholstering.

Production sites are ethically managed, ensuring good working conditions and environmental conduct. The brand also encourages diversity and gender equality across its workshops, studios and offices. Their commitment to social responsibility makes Ethnicraft a meaningful choice when it comes to home furnishings.

Simple, Soft and Supportive

Like Ethnicraft’s solid wood furnishings, the Revive Bed and Barrow Pouf Ottomans are beautifully designed and expertly crafted, with the upholstered finishes adding softness and color.

The Revive Slipcovered Bed features an upholstered headboard and bed frame. The 100% natural linen slipcover includes tidy French seams for a clean, minimalist look, and the headboard is padded for added comfort and support when sitting up in bed. The inset base also creates a floating appearance over the floor. Available in Gray Brown and Sand colorways, this upholstered bed contributes to a tranquil bedroom environment with warm neutral tones. Extra slipcovers are available separately, creating an opportunity to swap out colors for a seasonal refresh.

Ethnicraft’s Barrow Pouf Ottomans are versatile pieces that can be used as footrests or extra seating, and like the Revive Bed, they have a subtle floating effect created by inset feet. Featuring top-stitched seams and a boucle-like appearance, they’re made with durable, Oeko-Tex-certified, Italian fabric. Barrow Pouf Ottomans are easy to mix and match, with two sizes and four colors—Ginger, Copper, Pine Green and Off White—available.

Ethnicraft’s Unda Upholstered Dining Chairs continue the theme of thoughtful comfort and refined form. Designed by Studio Segers, they feature a sculpted, shell-like silhouette with gentle curves and crafted piping that accentuate the chair’s fluid lines. The padded seat is wrapped in Oeko-Tex-certified Italian fabric that’s both durable and inviting, while solid European oak legs provide a grounded balance—offered in a light varnish for the Salt finish or a deep black stain for Charcoal. Versatile enough for dining, work, or accent seating, the Unda Chairs embody modern simplicity with lasting comfort.

Explore the full collection of Ethnicraft furnishings to discover expertly designed and crafted pieces for bedrooms, dining rooms and living rooms. The simple, timeless silhouettes with modern touches create a calm, welcoming feel in any space.

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Montreal-based design studio Mark Krebs taps into old-world techniques to weave rugs for the modern home. Founded in 2019 by designer Davin Cowper, the brand partners with skilled weavers in Northern India to create handmade wool rugs.

From colorful, bold patterns to timeless neutrals, these rugs feature a variety of contemporary designs crafted with expert artisanship. A great level of care and attention goes into creating each piece, ensuring long-lasting durability and beautiful detailing. Learn more about three Mark Krebs collections at Unison with distinctive design features that showcase the brand’s signature handmade quality and precision.

The Rose Garden Collection: Lush Colors

The Mark Krebs Rose Garden Rug draws upon weaving traditions passed down through generations. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Persian nomadic tribes wove flat-weave kilim rugs by hand, creating a smooth, tapestry-like surface. These rugs were woven so tightly that the warp was barely visible. The Rose Garden Rug is handwoven in Northern India using these same techniques. The result is an especially durable rug suited to high-traffic areas.

This rug isn’t just designed for durability, however. The Rose Garden Rug features saturated, rich colors inspired by lush florals. Shades of crimson red, pale pink, grassy green, sky blue, deep black and creamy white intersect in a geometric, color-blocked pattern that serves as a reinterpretation of classic motifs. The lively pattern instantly infuses a space with warmth and vibrancy.

The Stitch Collection: Patchwork Panels

The hand-weaving techniques emphasized by Mark Krebs are perhaps most noticeable in the brand’s Stitch Collection. Available in classic beige (Chalk) and gray (Pebble) colorways, the design includes a unique notched edge. Two-foot-wide panels are laid side by side before being stitched together to create a full-sized piece. The simple, neutral striped pattern helps to highlight the offset placement of the panels while maintaining a clean, minimal appearance.

Despite its avant-garde look, the Stitch Rug is inspired by weaving techniques established long ago. Many nomadic tribes of centuries past would travel by horseback, which required them to use smaller, portable looms only capable of creating narrow strips of fabric. These strips would be crafted over the course of their journeys and joined together into larger rugs later on. Like these traditional kilim rugs, Stitch Rugs have a durable, tight weave that holds up well over time.

The Tile Collection: 3D Textures

While all Mark Krebs wool rugs feature meticulous craftsmanship, the Tile Collection is especially impressive. The geometric pattern is actually carved by hand using large shears. The different pile heights create a three-dimensional texture that allows subtle shadows to play across the rug surface as the light shifts throughout the day.

Unlike the Rose Garden and Stitch Collections, the Tile Rug features a plush feel similar to that of a hand-knotted rug. It’s woven on a double-back pile loom, which locks each yarn firmly into place to ensure a durable and flexible finished product.

Monochromatic dip-dyed yarns give the color of each Tile Rug a rich depth. Three colorways are available: reddish-brown Sumac, light green Moss and creamy off-white Fossil. Explore our full collection of Mark Krebs rugs to find distinctive, handmade floor coverings for any room of your home.

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Discover how tradition and design come together through Mark Krebs’ Visual Travel Log.

Good design is defined by more than just form and function. The materials used to create an object and how it’s made are just as important, especially in today’s world. Designers and consumers alike are seeking out eco-friendly, sustainable options, and Ekobo has delivered. By combining simple, practical design with responsibly sourced materials, Ekobo has created a line of inspired kitchen and bath accessories. 

A Family-Focused Mission

Boo and Bruno Louis established Ekobo in France in 2003. Their partnership in life informed every aspect of their business partnership, especially after they had their first child.

Already committed to applying green practices in their design and manufacturing processes, their growing family created even more motivation to develop eco-friendly products. Non-toxic, reusable dishware for kids was at the top of the list, which led to the creation of their signature bamboo fiber eco-composite.

Now the parents of three girls, co-founders Boo and Bruno have developed an incredible selection of practical home product designs featuring sustainable materials like cork, rePET (recycled polyester) fabric, food-grade silicone and GOTS-certified organic cotton. It’s a clear reflection of Ekobo’s mission: to be devoted to improving the way they engage with people and our planet.

Sustainability in Action

With years of experience in Fairtrade bamboo handicrafts, it’s no surprise that the Louises turned to this renewable material for their designs. Bamboo is one of the most sustainable materials on the planet. This robust plant grows at a rapid pace of up to one meter per day and requires significantly less water to grow. Both biodegradable and compostable, bamboo actually helps to curb greenhouse gases by absorbing carbon from the atmosphere.

Choosing bamboo as the basis for their signature products was just the first step in an eco-conscious mission. Ekobo’s co-founders also minimize waste by utilizing the bamboo left behind during the manufacturing of flooring and chopsticks. They’ve partnered with select FSC-certified factories in China (where 80% of Asia’s bamboo is grown) to source this raw material.

From there, a local manufacturing partner near these factories transforms the raw bamboo by grinding it into a fine powder and mixing it with melamine resin and dry pigments. This takes place in a BSCI-compliant facility that meets all current safety standards and health codes and engages in social responsibility. The result is Ekobo’s exclusive BIOBU® eco-composite, which is then used to create a variety of beautiful home accessories.

An Exciting Dinnerware Debut

At Unison, we have a long-standing relationship with Ekobo that began in 2015. Over the last decade, the brand’s beautiful, functional dinnerware, colorful children’s pieces and bamboo bath accessories have been staples in our assortment.

For the Summer 2025 collection, we’re excited to debut new Ekobo dinnerware shapes and colors. With thicker profiles and a smooth matte finish, the pieces in this collection resemble classic ceramic dinnerware. Available in three neutral tones (Off White, Stone and Black), Ekobo’s new bowls, plates, serving utensils and serving platters have a timeless and effortless elegance. It’s easy to picture these pieces being used for casual, weekday meals and sophisticated dinner parties alike.

While the beautiful design and impressive versatility of this dinnerware collection is undeniable, it’s the thoughtful manufacturing process and sustainable materials that really make it unique. This BPA, PVC and phthalate-free Ekobo dinnerware collection is made with a composite of organic bamboo fibers and 100% non-toxic food-grade A5 melamine. The color is integrated directly into the material rather than being applied to the surface, so there’s zero risk of color transfer or leaching.

Ekobo brings an eco-friendly approach to dining that’s healthier not just for the planet, but also for you and your family. Explore the new collection along with other popular pieces from this innovative brand, including colorful bath accessories, salad bowls and salad servers.

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The right bedding sets the tone for a good night’s rest and helps define the bedroom as a welcoming, relaxing haven. It’s not just the quality of the textiles that matters, however. It’s just as important to find a design with lasting resonance.

Our Reed, Regatta and Cabana patterns were developed with these goals in mind. Created by Unison co-founders Robert and Alicia Segal, the designs bring a modern touch to the bedroom while maintaining a timeless quality. We’ve paired them with beautifully made textiles that look as good as they feel. The resulting bedding pieces emphasize color and innovative print design while helping you sleep comfortably each night.

Reed: Inspired by Nature
The Reed print first debuted in 2007, offering a contrast to the minimal designs available in our collection at the time. It wasn’t until its release as bedding in 2009 that Reed was visible at full scale, creating an even greater impact with its distinctive design.
Based on a photograph taken by our co-founder Alicia, the Reed bedding pattern is derived directly from nature. Standing at the edge of a pond, she captured an image of reeds protruding from the water’s surface. This created a striking visual with both the reeds and their reflections.

To process the photograph, it was first filtered into a simple black-and-white image and then translated into a large-scale design. This created a striking graphic effect in which the natural elements appeared almost like brushwork.

Featuring an abstract quality created by organic and linear shapes, the image is bursting with movement and vibrancy. The resulting design was then digitally printed on 100% cotton percale to maintain the impactful large-scale presentation of the pattern with exceptional clarity of the intricate, photo-inspired details. We’ve released Reed in two soft, soothing tones found in nature — a warm, light tan (Driftwood) and cool sky blue (Surf) — to contribute to a peaceful bedroom retreat.

Regatta + Cabana: Seaside Stripes
If a classic tailored pattern is preferred for your bedding, our Regatta and Cabana prints serve as the ideal solution. At Unison, we’ve always appreciated the simplicity of stripes. As we’ve explored different variations on this timeless pattern, we tapped into classic nautical designs to redevelop our Regatta and Cabana patterns which were originally introduced to the collection in 2011 and 2016 respectively.

As the name suggests, Regatta mimics traditional sailor shirt stripes. The thin lines stretch horizontally across sheets, duvet covers and pillowcases to create a crisp, tidy design. Rather than the classic navy and white color combination, we’ve paired light tan and blue tones with a cream-white base for a softer effect.

The Cabana print serves as a coastline complement to the seafaring Regatta print. The beach resort-inspired design features thick, bold stripes, bringing to mind the types of patterns you might see along the shore or at the pool. The sandy tan and sky-blue tones infuse this print with a sense of seaside relaxation. Both options have been rotary printed to highlight the crisp lines and vibrant color.

Mix-and-Match Bedding Patterns
Our pillowcases, sheets and duvet covers with these signature designs feature high-quality fabrics designed to enhance your sleep experience. The textiles are made in Portugal from Oeko-Tex® certified 100% cotton percale with a substantial 220-thread count. This material has a smooth, crisp feel and exceptional breathability for year-round comfort.

With coordinating colorways across all three patterns, Reed, Regatta and Cabana can be mixed and matched to create your own custom bedding set. This includes Reed duvet covers and pillows, Regatta sheet sets and pillowcases and Cabana pillowcases. For added versatility in bedroom styling, choose our reversible duvet cover featuring Cabana on one side and Regatta on the other. Explore our signature collections to find the best pieces to complement your space.

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At Unison, we love featuring items designed to be passed down from generation to generation due to their quality and timeless design. That’s why we partnered with Crow Canyon, a brand renowned for bringing traditional craft to the modern table.

Handmade Heritage

Since 1977, Crow Canyon has been crafting enamelware by hand. The process begins when porcelain is carefully fused onto steel to create a hardwearing, shatterproof base. A skilled maker hand-dips the steel pieces with multiple coats of porcelain for a smooth finish, then fires it in a 1700° kiln. Their Splatter Enamelware Collection features hand-painted dots which have been applied by skilled artisans, making each tray and bowl one-of-a-kind.

A Women-Owned Business with Purpose

Crow Canyon is a proud, woman-owned small business based in Northern California. Owner and President Cara Barde, alongside her family, continues to uphold the brand’s values-driven mission of sustainability and craftsmanship. Since taking over the company in 2012, Barde has worked to honor Crow Canyon’s legacy while securing its future—including obtaining a U.S. federal trademark registration for its iconic splatter design in August 2024.

Sustainable, Functional and Durable

Crow Canyon’s mission revolves around sustainability, focusing on a zero-waste philosophy. Their enamelware is incredibly durable, naturally nonstick, and lightweight, making it a sustainable and versatile choice that holds up beautifully for decades.

The stackable design allows for efficient storage, while large serving bowls and basins are perfect for food prep, salads, or chilling beverages. The porcelain-coated steel base withstands high heat, making bowls, trays, and pans seamlessly transition from counter to oven. It remains 100% food-safe even when chipped and is entirely lead-free and cadmium-safe for worry-free use. Durable enough for high temperatures, it moves effortlessly from oven to table or campfire to bench. Plus, its shatterproof construction makes it ideal for kids, cookouts, and everyday use.

Designed for Everyday Life

Crow Canyon Enamelware is crafted to be your go-to choice for everything from family meals and casual backyard barbecues to picnics and camping adventures. Designed for both beauty and durability, these high-quality pieces are easy to use and care for, making them a standout addition to any setting. With a range of bold patterns, and vibrant colors, the Splatter Collection brings a fun and stylish touch to every dining experience, whether indoors or out.

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