Our clients
At Wolf PR, we specialize in representing creative, design-driven brands that focus on furniture, home goods, and lifestyle products.
Our clients range from furniture and home decor to fun accessories, games, textiles, and sustainable products.
We work across all types of design, from multi-national public companies to small one-person shops.
We excel at helping brands that prioritize thoughtful design and craftsmanship connect with top-tier media and consumers. We help our clients launch new products and amplify brand stories.
And we only work with accounts that excite and innovate!
Below is a selection of our current and past clients.
Cozey
While studying at McGilll, Frédéric Aubé founded Cozey after analyzing the growth of the furniture in a box market. The apartment buildings in Montreal, like other major cities, have narrow staircases and doors, which can be a hassle when trying to get large furniture into an apartment. He saw the opportunity to create a sofa that could ship in easy to assemble pieces. Cozey recently expanded to the US!
Sprezz
The name Sprezz comes from the Italian concept of Sprezzatura, meaning “effortless elegance.” This tabletop brand is inspired by 70s style icons including Gianni Agnelli , Jackie Kennedy, and Valentino Garavani. Founder Anam admires “their elegance, not trying too hard but living well is something we hope to inspire.”
Jenny Lemons
Jenny Lemons, founded by Bay Area resident Jenny Lennick, is a lifestyle brand that creates the most fun food-themed hair claws and other accessories. While the plant-based cellulose acetate used to make the clips isn’t edible (though it’s eco-friendly!), Jenny Lemon’s designs look good enough to eat!
Sabai
Sabai, a woman-owned furniture brand, that creates sustainable pieces for the home. The brand has values that we love to see and need to be in the design world: Sabai works with local, family run manufacturers right here in the US. They regularly reiterate on their design to make it better and better for the environment. They constantly listen to customers and actually makes changes to their product to make it better.
Cicil
CICIL’s braided rugs are made with natural, renewable materials (absolutely no use of synthetic, petro-chemical based fibers including polyester). Having a sustainable supply chain is important to founders Caroline Cockerham and Laura Tripp. To keep their footprint small, CICIL’s wool is sourced from farmers in New York, Pennsylvania, and Vermont. It then travels to the Carolinas to be processed and manufactured by a 3rd generation, family owned and operated textile mill. Their products travel less than 1,000 miles, from farm to final product, and they benefit each local economy they’re made in.
Graf Lantz
Holger Graf and Daniel Lantz founded home accessories and bag brand Graf Lantz in Los Angeles in 2009. Most of Graf Lantz's pieces are made from Merino wool felt, chosen because of its quality. It is soft like Cashmere and Alpaca with unequaled fiber strength. Their designs are modern and classic pieces for the home, office, or to carry.
Resident
New Zealand-based Resident produces furniture and lighting that isn’t quite mid-century, isn’t quite Scandinavian, but exactly New Zealand. What is that exactly? As leaders in the New Zealand design scene, they have the privilege of defining that aesthetic and making it their own. Beyond designing in house, they also work with noted designers and architects such as Philippe Malouin, Jamie McLellan, and Chesire Architects.
Pair
Pair designs flexible workplace systems that address the needs of quickly growing companies. Their furniture gives individuals more control over their space with the ability to add privacy when and how they choose. Architects and interior designers love Pair because they can personalize the furniture to suit brand aesthetics and create intuitive way-finding. Perhaps Pair‘s greatest advantage is that it was started by the co-founders of Two, a contract furniture dealership in San Francisco, meaning they have unprecedented access to the contract design community– and created a line to best meet their needs.
Industry West
Founded by the husband-and-wife team of Jordan and Anne England, Industry West is an online marketplace selling an array of furnishings and home decor items from dozens of global designers and manufacturers—many never before sold in the U.S. You can find Industry West in homes, offices, and hospitality spaces all over the country.
Herman Miller
American furniture manufacturer Herman Miller is known for bringing to market projects from iconic designers like Isamu Noguchi and Charles and Ray Eames, as well as for creating some of the most advanced and recognizable office seating of the past century. If the Aeron taught us anything, it’s that no one can match the exquisite engineering of Herman Miller.
Verloop
Verloop is a sustainable brand that upcycles deadstock yarn to create colorful accessories, slippers and home decor. Ella Lim founded Verloop in 2012 when she was trying to find a good, sustainable use for deadstock yarn and leveraging her family’s manufacturing expertise. Ella and her family both own and run their factory. Everyone at team Wolf PR owns several Verloop pieces, including the Wolf PR company mascot and team leader, Little Fox!
Rhinne
Women-owned textile brand Rhinne makes wallpapers, fabrics and pillows from re-discovered designs sourced from the archives of 20th century mills. All of the prints for the textiles and wallpapers are drafted and printed by hand. Hannah Learner, Rhinne’s founder, says that the prints are, “meant to be playful. Rhinne honors vintage in an approachable, not-stuffy way. They’re able to mix into a collected, contemporary life; speaking to a slightly younger customer than the very-Classic, heritage brands. I style the photos with a sense of humor, which is meant to give humanity to these very-old designs.”
Haand
Ceramics brand Haand (an archaic Norwegian word for hand) was started in 2012 by Mark Warren and Chris Pence, friends who met in high school in Jacksonville, Florida circa 1999. All their pieces are made by hand in a former hosiery mill in downtown Burlington, NC. About 20% of each finished piece contains reused scraps from past production and their proprietary dip-glazing application process produces zero waste. Haand has supplied dish ware to a number of notable restaurants including Death and Taxes in Raleigh, Trail Blazer Tavern in San Francisco, and the Park Hyatt in NYC.
We are looking for amazing design, and consumer focused/D2C and design brands to work with because, well, we’re really good at getting media placements for these kinds of companies. Our clients end up in top-tier titles, regularly. We especially love brands that are women owned, or have a meaningful sustainability story, or both! We want these kinds of stories in the world.
If you know a brand that would benefit from our work we would love an introduction.