Stylus

No parent, acquisition, or private-equity mention turned up in Corporations Canada, Wikipedia, Wikidata, or the CANADA List, and the vendor's own pages name no owner or holding company. BC's provincial registry did not render for a direct check, so this is inferred as an independent BC company rather than confirmed.

• About Stylus : Stylus Made to Order Sofas · the vendor's own site “Established in 1959, Stylus, Made to Order Sofas has grown to be one of Canada’s largest furniture manufacturers.”

The vendor states its made-to-order collection is built at two of its own plants in greater Vancouver, with frames stapled, glued, and corner-blocked on site; the green statement page describes these as its domestically made products.

• About Stylus : Stylus Made to Order Sofas · the vendor's own site “Stylus operates two locations in greater Vancouver in addition to showrooms located in Vancouver and Las Vegas.”
• Construction (made to order collection) : Stylus Made to Order Sofas · the vendor's own site “Every Stylus frame is made with an extra thick 1 1/8" solid wood frame of selected soft and hardwoods that have been kiln dried.”

The company profile states Stylus employs more than 180 people at its two greater Vancouver locations; the Las Vegas site named alongside Vancouver is a showroom, not a listed employee count.

• About Stylus : Stylus Made to Order Sofas · the vendor's own site “Stylus employs more than 180 people.”

The green statement page says frame wood is sourced from suppliers certified to FSC and the Canadian CSA Sustainable Forest Management standard and that foam comes from a zero-waste supply chain, but it names no countries. Given BC's own timber base and a North American upholstery-foam market, this is inferred as mostly Canadian lumber with a US minority share for foam and componentry; fabric sourcing is not addressed at all.

• Green Statement : Stylus Made to Order Sofas · the vendor's own site “Our frames are made from wood sourced through suppliers who are certified for environmentally sound practices. These certifications include the Forest Stewardship Council, CSA Sustainable Forest Management standard, ISO 14001 certified Environmental Management Systems.”