Luxury Bedding Crane & Canopy Builds Niche in San Francisco
Crane & Canopy has brought luxury bedding to a new heights...Or should we say, to San Francisco heights. The newly launched bedding company pays homage to San Francisco by naming (and modeling) debut collections after neighborhoods of the Foggy City.
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Crane & Canopy has brought luxury bedding to a new heights…Or should we say, to San Francisco heights.
The newly launched bedding company pays homage to San Francisco by naming (and modeling) debut collections after neighborhoods of the Foggy City.
The debut collection launched one week ago in San Francisco with a welcoming reception. Guests mingled and sipped champagne while lounging on luxurious bedding.
Impressively, Crane & Canopy founders Christopher Sun and Karin Shieh are focused on innovation, which starts with their patented duvet designs. All duvet covers have edge piping for a tailored finish and interior ribbons on corners to keep duvets in place. Even more impressive is that Crane & Canopy strives to pass along innovative products to the consumer with a direct-to-consumer only model.
Though Crane & Canopy may be a new kid on the block, they are no stranger to high-end design. The company’s lead designer first started in fashion as the first male sales associate for Anne Taylor. He is now bringing both his fashion and interior design expertise to Crane & Canopy.
Crane & Canopy is poised to change the face of the way consumers shop for home decor, adding value and charm to any home.
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