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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...
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People love to say that Martha Stewart started at 50.
I understand why.
It’s encouraging, especially for women who worry they’ve missed their chance to build something meaningful. It reminds us t...
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When we think about women who’ve shaped the design world, Holly Hunt is one of those names that immediately comes to mind — not just because of her signature style, but because of how she built her...
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Dorothy Liebes was one of the most influential textile designers of the 20th century, yet her name is still far too often left out of design history. A true visionary, she
transformed how textiles f...
