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Named 2018 Best Southern Tastemaker by Southern Living and Winner of the 8th Annual Made in the South Awards, Needlework Designer Mariana Barran Goodall’s work combines a modern aesthetic with traditional textile and needlework techniques.
The artist, a Mexican designer, is passionate about preserving old world stitching methods. This allows her to work through heritage textiles to reveal new insights in a very simple matter. She believes in the warmth and universal language that comes from a piece of art made completely by hand.
Hibiscus Linens offers a unique combination of pre-made and made-to-order linens and also classes & experiences to learn and immerse yourself in the traditional needlework techniques.
When it comes to product design, we feel that visual delight is a function in its own right. Each of our thoughtfully crafted products are meant first and foremost to be visually delightful. Beyond this key ingredient, our offerings from fine art prints to tabletop and correspondence paper are meant to be shared, to spark storytelling and conversation, and to weave themselves into the fabric of tradition. Our partnership was founded in a season of raising little ones, chasing puppies, and of cementing the foundations of family, community and home. The work we create here is defined by the details that cultivate a life lived in beauty. Each product we put forth is one we crave in our own daily rounds as friends, mothers, daughters, sisters.
We’re so happy you’re here. We can’t wait to share our vision with you. Welcome to The Shop!
xx,
Skylar Ivey & Inslee Fariss
Welcome to Delrose, where we transform unique vintage and antique quilts into one-of-a-kind, quilted masterpieces. At Delrose, we are committed to sustainability by giving new life to old treasures that deserve more than a life tucked away in a cedar chest or closet. Explore our collection and discover how we celebrate history through beautiful, repurposed art.
Blakeney McGee is a self-taught abstract artist based in Houston, Texas, creating original paintings with acrylics and oil pastels. Growing up in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, it was love at first sight with abstract art at 18 years old when the family she babysat for were avid art collectors. Blakeney turned that love into a painting hobby for many years which grew into a business in 2021, shortly after she moved to the Houston area with her husband and three teenage children. Her work has been featured by several designers including Oyster Creek Studios, Lindsey Herod Interiors, Amy Kummer Interiors and Vision & Hammer. Find her at Blue Hills in Round Top, Texas with the Love Pretty Things popup each fall, winter and spring show. Blakeney also pops-up at both home shows and with stores, including Back Rowe Home and Pepperlou Gifts. Interested in hosting me at your store or home? Please reach out for details.
Our mission is to create chic looks through ethically made pieces made in small batches.
Bailey Renée is a contemporary brand with an artisanal focus, dedicated to making conscious decisions on how we treat people & mother earth.
Rooted in ethical craftsmanship, thoughtful design, & plant preservation, every gentle silhouette is crafted to be a next-generation heirloom in your carefully curated wardrobe.
Several years ago, I entered a phase in my life in which I was receiving more and more baby shower invitations. I noticed that I had a tendency of buying baby clothing made of Pima Cotton. I have always loved and appreciated fashion, design, and hand craftsmanship. That appreciation extended to these outfits that I was purchasing and became enamored with the softness of Pima cotton. I learned that Pima cotton is only grown in Peru and it is highly prized for its silky feel, lustrous look and overall high quality. My husband is from Lima, Peru, and during one of our trips to Peru, we developed the idea of creating a baby clothing line in which I could create my designs using a high quality fabric and precious hand finished details. In 2014, after several trips to meet and select manufacturers who we felt were a good match to create our vision, Cuclie Baby was born. We started with a Knit line with crochet and hand embroidered details, and have expanded to include batiste, poplin and jersey fabrics, all made of the super soft Pima Cotton. I have loved drawing designs and seeing them come to life with such care and attention to detail. Cuclie Baby is a brand dedicated to preserving traditional aesthetic using the world’s finest natural fibers. We design clothing and accessories that showcase the amazing qualities of Pima cotton complemented with traditional hand-finished details.
Mary George, where fashion is inspired by interior design to create a world of fun and vibrancy! Founded in 2024 by Mary George Harper Sowers, our brand is a celebration of all things bright, feminine, and joyful. Inspired by the worlds of interior design, travel, and an array of dazzling colors, we aim to bring a sense of adventure and playfulness to every piece we create.
We believe that clothing should not only make you look good but also make you feel amazing. Our collections are thoughtfully designed to blend bold patterns, unique textures, and lively hues, ensuring that each outfit tells its own story. Whether you’re exploring a new city, lounging in a chic café, or simply adding a splash of color to your everyday life, our pieces are designed to inspire and delight.
At the heart of my work is the belief that art is a bridge—a way to connect with our innate, God-given creativity and take our hopes, our joys, our sorrow and laments, and present them as an offering for renewal.
Every piece I create, whether it’s an original canvas, a mixed media print, or a hands-on workshop or course, is rooted in this purpose.
Through thoughtful design, intentional materials, and themes of faith and nature, my goal is to provide a space where rest and healing can find a voice. My hope is that my work not only inspires but encourages you to discover the grace and joy that your creativity brings to your journey.
Atlanta-born and Mississippi-based, Wells began to Swells bring a little more whimsy into reality.
She started this business in her college bedroom, designing silk scarves inspired by mid-century aesthetics + modern day musings.
4 years later, she’s continued to grow her company via national press features, corporate collaborations, and 40+ retail sellers across the south.
Cola Stacks is more than a bracelet! It’s a personality staple, daily reminder of those you love, motivation to live out your mantra; it is what YOU make it. We pride ourselves on using our platform to glorify God, purchasing 75% of materials from American vendors, giving back to charitable foundations, & striving to build community through Cola Stacks events.
Founded in 2020, Cola Stacks offers personalized stackable bracelets at an affordable price. All Cola Stacks pieces are handmade in Columbia, SC. With excitement, we have added other lines to our collection like The Giving Keys, Dear Heart, Anna Walding Art, + more!
Here at Amberleaf we know how frustrating it is to buy clothes that fall apart after a few uses or are no longer in style as the next year rolls around. We believe that clothes should last forever not only in construction, but style as well. Our Classic lines ensure that years from now your dress, coat, or suit will still fit into that time period and our excellent craftsmanship and fabrics ensure that it will still be wearable. By creating clothes that outlast trends and survive years, we hope to do our part to combat 26 billion pounds of clothes that are thrown each year in the United States alone. At Amberleaf we are rethinking craftsmanship. In a world where fast fashion dominates, we are eager to take a step back and reconfigure the process to create a beautifully earnest product. We take pride in our accomplished artisans that handcraft each and every one of our timeless pieces. Our philosophy will always be quality people, quality materials, and quality first. Great products start with great design. We concentrate on creating products that are “designed to last.” Our pieces are timeless staples that you will reach for again and again—a beautiful design to last you a lifetime. Our team is our greatest resource. We have the pleasure of creating with some of the greatest tailors and designers to bring you the highest quality product possible. True luxury starts here. Our high-quality standards limit us to hand select only the finest fabrics from markets around the world. Made by hand. A large portion of our work is done by hand, and we never outsource any part of our production process. Quality control in its truest form.We want you to be delighted with your Amberleaf products and the experience you have with our business. Like any great relationship, we hope you will tell your friends about us.
I have a background in design and Art History. While living in London I would frequent markets all over Europe. The hunt had me hooked and the adventure began. I evolved into the world of repurposing. My designs are sourced, edited and curated. They are works of art.
I am a former high school art teacher who resides near Lafayette, La. I spent my childhood in a rural area near New Roads, LA playing outdoors and living in a world where imagination and creativity were encouraged. That environment allowed me to see the world differently than most, and I use those experiences to enhance my artwork today. I have a Bachelor of Art in art education from Louisiana Tech University. After college, I began a family and used my creativity in every aspect of my life while being a mom. I have worked as both a middle school and high school art teacher for over 17 years. My time in the schools allowed me the opportunity to follow my passion for teaching and sharing my enthusiasm for art. In 2020 I committed to working as a full-time artist, showcasing my work at local galleries and attending artisan markets in the south. I also enjoy encouraging others to step into their God-given talents through hosting my creative retreat. Creating has always felt like play for me and I hope that my work feels as free as I feel during the process.
Bunny began her career as a window designer, visual merchandiser for a couture clothing store in Houston, Texas. She then became a sales representative for a multi-line showroom in Dallas, Texas with Houston as her territory until she landed her dream job with a large Christmas Decor Company. Working for Department 56 in its prime ignited her creative spirit and she has been designing ever since.
Bunny resides in Fredricksburg, Texas – her very favorite city and state – with her husband (the love of her life) and her two silly Basset Hounds – Marigold and Bailey. Juliann became a Bunny upon the birth of their first Granddaughter Marin Eloise. Bunny was chosen as her Grandmother name and it stuck with family and friends. Being a Bunny is her very favorite thing in life!
Hi! Thank you for stopping by and shopping Emily Anne Designs!
Growing up I loved jewelry, in fact, I loved any accessory I could get my hands on. Jewelry has a way of adding the perfect touch to any outfit. Whether you want to dress up a pair of jeans or full on glam for a gala, there is a piece of jewelry that will do just that.
With a mission to make every girl feel like her best self by providing high quality and affordable jewelry, Emily Anne Designs was born. The company was established in 2017 during the summer after my freshman year of college. From a fun hobby to a small business, this has been, and continues to be, the best adventure of learning and growing.
So, I hope you find what you’re looking for here and if not, please don’t hesitate to message me an idea or two you’d like to see!
We deeply care to raise awareness about the important insects in our world. Virgin tropical forests are declining at an alarming rate – over half have been cleared in the last 40 years. The cause for saving tropical forests is clear. Support comes from buying “products of the rainforest.” In order for indigenous communities to save the rainforest, they came up with “Butterfly Ranching”. These farms enable the preservation of the Lepidoptera & Insects within their natural habitat. Money raised also helps sustain the community, children’s schooling, medicine and simple living needs. Butterfly ranching enables these communities to have a better means of living that does not require forests clearing and land destruction. By making a purchase with Bug In The Box you are helping preserve the rainforest and support local communities in protecting the environment.
We have a great selection of seldom seen insects and butterflies from all parts of the world. Each of our pieces are labeled with their name, origin and meaning. We strive for our creations to bring a sense of joy and fulfillment to your home.
Mandriana, which means cowgirl in Italian, was inspired by jewelry, textures, and designs I saw on a recent trip to Italy. That, combined with my Texas roots is what birthed this brand. I love fashion, but I also love western and easy to wear pieces. These bandana necklaces are the perfect combination of all of those things. Throw them on with anything! I love them with a button-down for a date night, vintage t-shirt for a country concert, sweats for cozy elevated chill days, or a little dress for a night out with your girlfriends!
They are the ultimate chic, effortless, creative addition to any look! I love wearing a couple at a time stacked – they’re also perfect to layer with your other favorite jewelry. Thank you so much for supporting my small business. Enjoy your handmade, one of a kind piece! Whether you’re from the country or not, you’ll always have a little mandriana in your heart. :)
Xo, Catie
Jennifer Ponson is a jewelry designer based in Pensacola, Florida. She draws inspiration from the historic coastal community that is abundant with nature and idyllic scenery. You could say that Pensacola’s emerald green coastline and white quartz sand filled Jennifer’s subconscious spirit with Earth’s never ending beauty. But it wasn’t until later in life that she began looking at semi-precious stones with a sense of awe and admiration. In fact, it was at her daughter’s request to educate herself on the subject of geology for the sake of conversation that she ever took interest. Jennifer’s daughter studied geology in college and simply wanted to be able to talk with her mother about the subject. This request pushed Jennifer over the edge into what she now calls an addiction. Early in Jennifer’s professional career, she worked as an orthodontic assistant, which is where she learned the skill of wire bending – a process that laid the foundation for her artwork today. Her work is the result of a lifetime of looking at the world a little differently, and it’s a reflection of mind that is constantly seeking all that is beautiful.
