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After more than 30 years in the home furnishings industry, we've watched countless textile trends come and go. But certain woven designs continue to sell, regardless of what's fashionable.
As desi...
Choosing a gift for a client, employee or business partner can be surprisingly difficult. You want it to feel thoughtful, but you also want it to be something they’ll genuinely enjoy and use.
That...
When we launched our first Kindly Woven blankets in August 2025, we unknowingly did ourselves a huge favor. We launched right as blanket season was beginning.
For the next several months, blankets...
When we talk about the history of textiles in the South, we tend to picture the mills at their biggest.
Huge brick buildings. Thousands of employees. Fabric and home goods being shipped all over t...
A strong pattern collection and a usable interiors line aren't exactly the same thing.
A pattern collection can be cohesive, thoughtful, and beautifully built, and still not give an interior desig...
“Made in America” sounds simple until a designer actually tries to make something in America.
A designer can have a beautiful idea, a strong point of view, and an audience that is ready to buy, bu...
This month’s portfolio review features Melody, a textile design student at North Carolina State University College of Textiles who is beginning to think more intentionally about where her work migh...
Some artists discover their creative path slowly. For Mindy Young, it began with a simple search for something that didn't seem to exist.
While preparing for the arrival of her fourth child, Mindy...
Fall has a way of changing a room before we have changed anything in it. The morning light sits differently. Evenings pull us toward the sofa a little earlier. A chair that barely got used in July ...
A guest room can have everything a guest needs and still miss the one thing that makes them feel welcome. The bed is made either way. The towels are folded either way. But some guest rooms make you...
This month’s portfolio review features Marina Manova, who is considering moving beyond print-on-demand and beginning to pitch her work to wallpaper and interiors companies.
Marina already has a...
Every artist has had this experience at some point: a piece you love, one that feels like some of your best work, gets passed over, without a clear explanation of why. That moment can be discouragi...
