Joe Parenteau opens up about starting his Vancouver-based premium homeware brand
Q: We love that you’re a Canadian company creating quality pieces, mindfully. Is there any part of the production process that takes place in Canada? What made you choose to create your dinnerware internationally?
Our ceramics are crafted in Central Portugal and our flatware in Northern Portugal, both by family-owned and operated partner companies. Our glassware is crafted in Japan by a company with glassmaking roots that stretch back more than 120 years, while our stemware is crafted in Germany by a company that’s been in business for five centuries.Article content
A: Our products are built to last, meant to be used every day and are products you can feel good about having in your home. We partner with makers that operate sustainably, ethically and transparently.
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