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Founded upon a lifestyle that has proven one does not have to sacrifice great style and exquisite taste to go green, Modify presents a fabulous shopping experience for the discriminating, eco-conscious consumer. Our philosophy encourages you to look and live better than ever with trendsetter designs that promote your ultimate health and well-being, goodness of Earth, and respect for its inhabitants. To further our green purpose, we select our products from designers that use highly sustainable and earth-friendly materials, such as organic fibers, bamboo, and recycled fabrics. They further employ green processes and practices, promote fair trade, fair labor, and/or are produced in the United States. By creating a synergy of awareness and aesthetic, social responsibility and style, we offer an opportunity to use your purchasing power to make both ethical and stylish choices. Whether you are a fashionista, an individual with a desire to make ethically and socially responsible choices, or both, we are pleased to serve you—body and soul. Enough enlightenment? Then let us invite you to go shopping! Modify Values Please take a moment to learn what we mean by the terms green, fair trade, and fair labor. Green Green is not a term we use lightly. We use high standards in evaluating the environmental impact of all the merchandise we choose to carry. In searching for items that offer both style and value, we select those made with green materials, such as bamboo, organic cotton, and recycled fibers. Green processes—energy efficient and low impact production, product efficiency, effective waste management, recycling, investment in renewable energy, and using carbon offsets—are also followed in the production of our merchandise. Fair Trade Fair Trade refers to our policy of buying merchandise made in the USA or otherwise fairly traded. The Fair Trade Federation defines Fair Trade as ” …a trading partnership based on dialogue, transparency, and respect that seeks greater equity in international trade. It contributes to sustainable development by offering better trading conditions to, and securing the rights of, marginalized producers and workers—especially in the South. Fair trade organizations are engaged actively in supporting producers, raising awareness, and in campaigning for changes in the rules and practice of conventional international trade.” Key principles of Fair Trade include:
Fair Labor Fair Labor is another criterion of Fair Trade. By carrying merchandise made in the USA or fairly traded products, we are able to certify the existence of fair wages and safe working conditions for the producers and artisans supplying and developing our merchandise. The Fair Labor Association (“FLA”) has developed a workplace code of conduct to begin a global monitoring process that ensures fair labor practices to all workers. The FLA Code of Conduct monitors the following labor issues:
Eco-Chic Fabrics and Materials We are pleased to introduce you to the finest eco-chic fabrics and materials:
ACQ Pressure Treated Lumber By using ACQ treated lumber products instead of other materials like plastic or steel, you are aiding in the fight against global warming. The use of ACQ pressure-treated wood—instead of steel, concrete, or plastic—saves as much as 32 million barrels of petroleum each year—enough to drive one million cars around the world. In North America each year, using pressure-treated wood saves as many as 226,000,000 trees from being harvested. That's enough lumber to build 435,000 homes. ACQ recyclable lumber is a recyclable product. Once taken out of service, ACQ treated lumber can be reused as landscaping, garden edging, steps, and many other popular projects. Bamboo Bamboo is one of the fastest growing plants in the world! The bamboo plant does not require the use of dangerous pesticides or herbicides to thrive. Additionally, bamboo fibers are 100% biodegradable. An ideal green-friendly fabric, bamboo is soft, sumptuous and insulating. Not only is bamboo clothing comfortable and luxurious, the fabric keeps you cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Another benefit to bamboo is its natural antibacterial quality, which enables bamboo clothing to remain fresh and new longer. Bamboo is also hypoallergenic! Ethical Cashmere Ethical cashmere is a luxurious, natural fiber that provides warmth and comfort without bulk. Comprised of the finest fibers gathered from the underbelly, shoulder or neck of the cashmere goat, ethical cashmere is taken from the animal with a comb in a humane way that aids in the goats’ natural shedding process! FSC Certified Wood fscus.org Landowners and companies that sell timber or forest products seek certification as a way to verify to consumers that they have practiced forestry consistent with FSC standards. Independent, certification organizations are accredited by FSC to carry out assessments of forest management to determine if standards have been met. These certifiers also verify that companies claiming to sell FSC certified products have tracked their supply back to FSC certified sources. This chain of custody certification assures that consumers can trust the FSC label. Trusted environmental organizations including Greenpeace, National Wildlife Federation, The Nature Conservancy, Sierra Club, and World Wildlife Fund all support and encourage FSC certification. Consumers wishing to support healthy forests and communities should look and ask for the FSC label when purchasing wood or paper products. Hemp Hemp, an all-natural fiber that has been used in clothing for thousands of years, leaves one of the lowest ecological footprints of any fiber. Not only do hemp plants grow quickly, but also they can be grown free of chemical pesticides. This highly durable fabric is warmer than cotton and non-irritating to the skin. Ingeo™ Ingeo™ is made from 100% annually renewable resources like corn that can be easily and efficiently reproduced. The corn is put through a simple, efficient, low environmental impact process that creates fiber. Ingeo™ has the ability to be composted and chemically recycled. Under the right conditions, therefore, the lifecycles of production, consumption, disposal and reuse are completed and neatly closed. Like other synthetic fibers, Ingeo™ offers a number of advantages over natural fibers: high strength, stability, and high resilience. It is also more hydrophilic (or water-loving) than common polyester fibers. When blended with cotton and wool, Ingeo™ produces lighter garments that wick moisture away from the skin. Low VOC Paint According to the EPA, indoor air is three times more polluted than outdoor air. Paints and finishes are among the leading causes of indoor pollutants. Paints and finishes release low-level toxic emissions into the air for years after application. The sources of these toxins include a variety of VOC’s (Volatile Organic Compounds). Low VOC paint is good for you and good for the environment. Low VOC paints, stains and varnishes use water as a carrier instead of petroleum-based solvents. Therefore, the levels of harmful emissions are lower than solvent-borne surface coatings. Low VOC coatings also contain no, or very low, levels of heavy metals and formaldehyde. Modal Modal is a bio-based fiber made from beech trees. It is similar to cotton yet it does not fibrillate or pill and is resistant to shrinkage and fading. An emerging eco-fabric, modal is used by small and large designers and manufacturers alike. Organic Wool Organic wool comes from sheep that are raised according to ethical and environmental standards—without hormones or synthetic antibiotics and with humane treatment that includes access to outdoor pasture. To receive certification, organic wool must come from sheep raised according to the federal standards for organic livestock. Recycled Products Using recycled, refurbished and reused products helps to preserve our environment and support our economy. You not only save new resources from being harvested and utilized, but you also prevent furthering our refuse impact on the Earth. Silk Cruelty-free silk allows wild and semi-wild silkworms to emerge from their cocoons before the silk is harvested, rather than killing them. Surplus & Recycled Fabrics and Materials Surplus and recycled fabrics include leathers, woods, papers, metals and other materials that would otherwise become trash. Through surplus and recycled fabrics, an unwanted leather jacket becomes a hot new purse and an old glass bottle becomes a beautiful piece of jewelry—amazing buys for the eco-chic. Sustainable Organic Cotton Organic cotton is good for both the earth and your skin. With growing methods and materials that minimally impact the environment, organic cotton production helps reduce the use of toxic pesticides and fertilizers in our ecosystem. Additionally, by wearing clothing made of organic cotton, you can rest assured that the material contains no harmful chemicals to come in contact with your skin. Organic growers further help replenish and maintain soil fertility while building biologically diverse agriculture. To receive certification, organic cotton producers must pass third-party verification to confirm that their methods and materials are safe and earth friendly. Tencel® (lyocell) Tencel®, a by-product of hardwood trees, was the first cellulose-based textile product. Its environmentally friendly production process was additionally awarded the European ECO Award. Not only is Tencel® 100% biodegradable and machine washable, the fabric is exceptionally comfortable to wear. Similar to bamboo, it is cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Vegetable dyes Many of our products are made using vegetable dyes. Vegetable dyes are an earth-friendly alternative to synthetic dyes. They are “greener” in their processing and development, less harsh on the fabric and the wearer, and biodegradable. If you would like more information about any of the materials or processes used in the development of the products offered on our website, please contact us at customerservice@shopmodify.com.
Eco-Chic Designers & Brands Our A-list and up-and-coming designers represent both the fashionista and the environmentalist in those of us with an eco-chic attitude. Their must-have collections are made with care and concern for our environment and humankind. We invite you to learn about the significant trendsetters in clothing, jewelry, handbags, and skincare. Accessories aGainNYC aGaiN NYC handbags and accessories are made from rescued and repurposed materials (otherwise known as junk) which are transformed into stylish accessories for modern life (or fondly called funk). Environmentally and socially conscious, aGaiN’s “limited edition” products are made in the USA. A portion of aGainNYC’s profits is donated to environmental charities. A great handbag is the keystone to every woman’s wardrobe, and saving our environment is the key to our survival! Recycled glamour! Annabuilt Annabuilt jewelry is the artwork of Anna Johansson, a classically trained visual artist who earned a BFA in Painting from Boston University and a Masters in Arts Education from the Rhode Island School of Design. Anna designs and crafts jewelry, sculpture, and stained glass works made from recycled and reused materials. Annabuilt earrings are built from many different cans and tins with their original label or decoration enameled onto the surface. Though her pieces are one-of-a-kind, Anna often makes several of the same style, depending upon quantity of raw material. Findings are all sterling silver unless otherwise indicated. “I have an intense desire to use material I find around me…” – Anna Johansson. Moonrise Jewelry Moonrise Jewelry is dedicated to a mission of designing and manufacturing high-quality, handmade jewelry while adhering to values that contribute to a stronger and healthier global community. In 2003, Liz Watson and Meredith Restein pooled their talents to launch this innovative jewelry brand. Beginning with artistic design, they produce each piece with elements of community development, ethical sourcing, and environmental stewardship. All designs are handmade by local artists trained at the Moonrise Jewelry studio. In sourcing raw materials, Moonrise selects semi-precious gemstones purchased from fair trade and ethical vendors who pay fair wages and protect workers' rights. The natural, untreated gems used are closely tracked from the mine to the studio to ensure that each has been handled according to strict environmental and social protocols. Other materials employed include those that are recycled, reclaimed, and renewable natural components. Nangellini Fiber artist Nancy Nagle designs and hand creates beautiful knit pieces made from eco-friendly yarns. A local Philadelphia designer, Modify and Nagle have worked together to bring you exclusive one of a kind eco-friendly fiber art. Nagle showcases her art in her own trendy gallery on Philadelphia’s famous South Street. Apparel Aoki Aoki, which means green tree in Japanese, is the brainchild of self-proclaimed fashionista and travelista, designer Starr Dailey-Webb. A global culture influence stems from her extensive world travel and vast fashion industry experience. The result is a premium denim line that favors comfort and fit all shapes and sizes! Made with organic cotton, these awesome eco jeans are designed to make the most of a woman’s natural assets. If you’ve been seeking an amazing look and fit, Aoki is the answer. Beau Soleil With green products on the rise, Anne Salvatore Epstein, has appropriately timed the launch of her eco-friendly dress collection called BEAU SOLEIL, named after the designer's favorite oyster. The company's focus is on sustainability, fair trade and labor, as well as organic raw materials with the end goal to offer consumers environmentally healthy clothing choices without sacrificing fashion. Epstein uses fabric made out of bamboo, a sustainable material, vegetable-dyed organic cottons and vintage, tencel, which is made from eucalyptus trees, as well as recycled leather trims. C&C California Dedicated to making “The Perfect Tee Shirt”, C & C California’s collection embodies the classic 70’s “California Chic” - “be easy, comfortable and wearable.” Originally intended as a tee shirt line, C&C California is now a staple in every fashionista’s closet. Offering a fabulous line of luxe sweaters, dresses, bottoms, sportswear and loungewear C&C stays true to their initial “California Chic” mission. C&C now proudly offers an organic line of 100% organic cotton fabrics. Ecō-ga’nik Ecō-ga’nik presents a self-described fusion of fashion and eco-consciousness. Soft colors, casual chic clothing and comfort define this amazing eco-line. Designed for the trendy and hip-as well as socially conscious consumer—-Ecō-ga’nik clothing stays a step ahead in influencing fashion trends and environmental solutions. A member of several eco organizations, Ecō-ga’nik leads the green fashion movement with a wealth of eco-apparel knowledge. Eco-ga’nik supports www.ota.com and www.coopamerica.org. Del Forte Del Forte denim characterizes eco-luxury. Fabulous and luxurious, this denim is made in the USA with 100% organic cotton. Del Forte denim is the ideal source with the perfect pair of eco-friendly jeans. Tierra Del Forte launched her denim line with ethical fabric, ethical production and ethical consumerism in mind. An active member of The Sustainable Cotton Project, she continues to further her mission with ventures like project rejeaneration, which enables consumers to recycle their used denim! Join the eco-fashion movement with a pair of Del Forte denim. Def Forte supports http://www.sustainablecotton.org/ Doie Doie is about being stylish and comfortable while saving the environment. An Asian influence dominates this line with garments made from a combination of bamboo jersey and 100% silk trim. Owner-designer Sara Kirsner was inspired by her style icon grandmother to offer gorgeous versatile fashion that resides as comfortably on the couch as it does at a fabulous restaurant. We love Doie for its combinations of lounge and luxury, eco and elegance. Edun www.one.org Habitude Habitude is a partnership between fashion and the planet. The fashion side of this partnership is both feminine and sexy. While it has an overall casual feel, Habitude’s design easily dresses up for a night on the town. The ecological side of this partnership is responsibility to the planet. Owner-designer Laura Chapuis uses organic and sustainable fabrics, pays fair wages, and produces in the United States. Her motto: “Habitude-good clothes for a happy planet.” J Brand “It’s all about a woman looking beautiful in her jeans, not the jeans drawing attention to her,” says Susie Crippen co-founder of J Brand jeans. Co-founders Jeff Rudes and Susie Crippen created a stylish yet simple denim line famous with Hollywood’s elite and the everyday fashionista. Modify is both proud and honored to be the first online eco-fashion site to carry J Brands green label denim. J Brand’s style and reputation speak for itself; however, now you can get your favorite pair of jeans in an environmentally friendly fabric. Every eco-girl’s dream come true. Kelly B Kelly B cares about the environment as much as she loves fashion. The primary motivation behind this fabulous clothing line is one amazing designer’s desire to create gorgeous clothing for the fashion conscious and eco conscious consumer. Kelly B uses bright and bold colors to create stylish and sexy apparel guaranteed to make every woman feel beautiful. All of her clothing, which is made of organic cotton, is made in the USA. Not only do you look great wearing Kelly B, but you can feel great about wearing it too!
Larsen Gray Larsen Gray is a traveler, collector, artist, influencer, connoisseur, revolutionary and clotheshorse. She is also the alter ego, fashionista extraordinaire of Nora Caliguri and Rachelyn Porter. Nora appeared on the first season of Bravo’s Emmy nominated reality series Project Runway. She also designs furniture and house wares under the name Michael and Nora. Rachelyn has worked for Chanel and as a brand consultant for various stores and fashion magazines. Larsen Gray is the ultimate global wardrobe. The knockout (mostly organic) pieces combine top style, unexpected detail and a love for the environment. Loomstate Loomstate epitomizes California cool with hip, graphic tees and sweats in ultra comfortable organic cotton. Oh, it’s easy to love Loomstate! We also love how much Loomstate expresses care for community and world causes by participating in tons of eco-friendly events and posting a long list of eco-information on the Loomstate website. This is an eco-activist company! Loyale Loyale is serious about both fashion and saving the earth. Inspired to design collections that fit sophisticated, fashion forward women while fulfilling a commitment to social and environmental issues, founder Jenny Hwa strives to present both femininity and sophistication with materials such as bamboo, organic cotton and surplus fabrics. All production is accomplished in the United States, and three percent of annual profits are donated to green corps, a non-profit that trains the next generation of environmental leaders. Loyale supports www.greencorps.org.
Meadow Meadow is a small design company based in Miami, but will be in Pavones, Costa Rica in the near future. All eco-chic garments are made of sustainable organic fibers such as organic cotton, hemp, soy, bamboo and tencel. Produced in small quantities with close attention to quality, Meadow creates looks that are organic not crunchy, stylish, unique and eco-chic. The company is founded on the marriage of style and the love for Mother Earth. Designing with hopes for a green future for generations to come. – from Meadow’s website. Moral Fervor Grounded in the concept that industry and environment can coexist, Moral Fervor believes that a business can create a sustainable environment and use its wealth of resources to provide opportunity to the world’s poorest. Moral Fervor is an environmentally and socially conscious company that uses recyclable, biodegradable and bio-based materials in its clothing. All Moral Fervor clothing is produced sweat-shop free in Portugal, and a portion of each sale is donated to Nutripa. The goal is of this company is “…to make a difference…one shirt at a time.” Moral Fervor supports www.nutripa.it.
Myth + Ritual New York based designer Amy Schimel is the brains and beauty behind fabulous green line Myth + Ritual. Learning her craft at Parsons and as an intern at Marc Jacobs, Anna Sui and Nicole Miller, Schimel started Myth + Ritual and fulfilled a childhood dream and passion of fashion design. Inspired by the birth of her daughter and the belief system of her daughter’s socially conscious school, Schimel has created this stylish line with eco principles and beliefs. Park Vogel Who doesn’t love finding the perfect tee shirt? Park Vogel was an accidental concoction by two friends, Julie Park, a graphic designer turned fashion designer, and Vanessa Vogel, a costume designer who wanted to create the perfect tee. The two have since expanded their collection to include a luxurious cashmere line as well as cozy intimates to enhance a complete range of fabulous tee shirts. Along with perfect tee and understated luxury, who doesn’t love saving the earth? Park Vogel does their part by using environmentally friendly Swiss cotton knitted by one of the few textile mills in the world which implement recycling and energy saving programs to reduce emissions and pollutants in compliance with strict European standards. Park Vogel - understated luxury and earth friendly! Perfectly Imperfect Perfectly Imperfect creates a beautiful organic cotton line inspired by an ancient Chinese philosophy—wabi sabi way of life—which is anchored through a belief in simplicity, quietude and rustic beauty. The ideal encompasses both nature-made and handmade art in which an accidental or happenstance element lends elegance and uniqueness. Perfectly Imperfect offers a fabulous collection that expresses a fusion of wabi sabi-inspired simplicity and beauty and the style of an eco-fashionista. Employing organic cotton, low impact manufacturing techniques and local production, founder and creator Jadie Kadletz also supports earthday.net and the carbon fund. Perfectly Imperfect supports www.Earthday.net and www.carbonfund.org.
Prairie Underground Eco fashion pioneers Davora Lindner and Camilla Eckersley are the beauty and brains behind Prairie Underground. Drawing on their impressive combined experience in the fine arts, fashion, design and business, these two fashion forward eco designers offer a fun and functional line of eco fashion known widely in the industry for their stylish hoodies. Ryann Designer Raina Blyer founded Ryann in New York’s Lower East Side. Her vision is to create a seamless connection between the artistic creativity of fashion and the importance of environmental preservation. With designs that are all about casual sophistication for the cool and confident ecologically fashionista, Ryann clothing is made exclusively of organic and recycled fabric. Ryann supports http://kidsdonations.org, www.bordercrossers.org and http://changetheworldtour.com. Sameunderneath Sameunderneath is a fabulously hip clothing line with a uniquely captivating message about changing the world. The brainstorm of Ryan Joseph Davis Christensen—a teacher who decided to use the pop culture medium of a clothing to reach his students— Sameunderneath began as an idealistic and naive attempt to change the world through education. The company has since evolved with collections that appeal to conscious individuals who are aware of their personal effect on the planet. Choices of designs, textiles and business practices underscore the Sameunderneath’s reason for being. Scheroder-Falzone Scheroder-Falzone is a line of sophisticated and simple eco clothing with a slight funky twist. You will find her clothing appropriate for either professional situations or everyday wear. A local Philadelphia artist, Scheroder-Falzone works with Modify to create exclusive designs that we know our customers will love to wear! Scheroder-Falzone uses organic fabrics sourced from either New York or California. “WE need to THINK not only of the effects on environments, WE need to ACKNOWLEDGE that there are inherent dangers to prolonged exposure to chemicals used to grow and manufacture textiles and then do something to stop it.” Serfontaine A favorite of celebrities and fashionistas, ecologically friendly and uncompromisingly stylish Serfontaine premium denim is the ultimate guilt-free indulgence. A major facet of the Serfontaine philosophy is “keeping the source pure.” All Serfontaine denim collections are designed, constructed and shipped directly from the company’s manufacturing facilities in Los Angeles, California. Eco-friendly processes include washing jeans with fruit enzymes (a means that conserves energy and neutralizes run-off into the ocean) instead of using a stone-washing (a method that utilizes pumice stones that are often strip-mined in third world countries with a devastating impact on the environment). Also, unlike other denim companies, which spray jeans with Potassium Permanganate, an abrasive oxidizing agent, Serfontaine uses hot and cold rinses and various hand-grinding techniques to create the lived-in look sought after by denim couturiers. Because various color intensities are obtained through hand-sanding without manmade chemicals, Serfontaine denim effectively retains its shape and hue without sacrificing an authentic vintage look. Stacia Inspired by the California beach life-style and laid-back vibe of the islands, Stacia is a stylish line of eco friendly versatile knits. The styles are as comfortable at a yoga class as they are on a date. Designer Stacey Johnson refers to her line as “Sweetertees”; combining the lightweight washable quality of a t-shirt with the finishing’s of a fine sweater. With colors inspired by nature and the environment, as well as eco friendly luxurious rayon yarn fabric, this is a great line for the eco-fashionista who loves to combine comfort and ease with style and grace. Stewart + Brown Karen Stewart and Howard Brown, husband and wife eco-fashion design pioneers, offer trendy, fashionable, and casual clothes. Both fine artists who view their line as art, Stewart + Brown find inspiration in art, design, culture, travel and nature. The two oversee all aspects of their brand and product. They achieve a high quality of style while extracting the bare minimum of the Earth’s precious resources. As members of 1% for the planet, they run their company with a true commitment to the earth. We share a special kinship with Karen Steward and Howard Brown, who, like us, realized their destiny with the birth of their daughter! Sworn Virgins Trendy and classic for the hip eco-chick, Sworn Virgins is self-described “pure fashion.” Presenting luxurious tops and dresses made in the USA of environmentally kind bamboo knits, this collection features sumptuous and super soft fabric. Sworn Virgins is sexy, feminine, eco-friendly and comfortable—all for today’s fashionista!
Toggery Combining the notion of sustainability with her innate sense of style Kate D’Arcy launched Toggery, a new line of organic clothing for a new age of consumer. Taking intelligent design in a whole new direction, Toggery is fashion for the environmentally conscious consumer. The clothes are a special blend of contemporary design with environmentally conscious fabrics. They are soft and luxurious, flattering to the figure and a smart choice for the fashionable. Using all 100% organic cotton and bamboo fibers, the entire collection is produced by a certified socially responsible apparel manufacturer right here in the USA. Kate says “We all have to do our part, why not look fabulous while you do it!” – from Toggery’s homepage. Zooey Zooey is a luxurious contemporary knitwear brand! Alice Heller, President, Founder and Designer of Zooey is best known for her attention to quality fabrics and sophisticated details. Zooey is an upscale, ultra comfortable label known for its supreme fit and styling. Zooey uses organic cotton and offers adorable, trendy graphic tees with green messages! Beauty Lily Organics, Inc. Lily Organics is a top-of-the-line, American manufacturer that offers organic, dew fresh, and chemical-free skincare that leaves you feeling beautiful on the outside and from within. Guaranteed to be pure and organic, each product is strictly monitored during all phases of in-house production. In fact, Lily Organics operates its own organic farm, a guaranteed fresh source for all product components. Each handcrafted product is further packaged in clean glass, which has no pores, enhances purity, and facilitates recycling. To wrap things up, this company uses recycled boxes and packing. Nature Girl Nature Girl uses all natural, organically grown and wildcrafted ingredients, carefully cultivated on small family-run organic farms from all regions of the world to provide you with products that protect and nurture your skin and your health while also protecting the environment. Nature Girl does not use any synthetic fragrances, synthetic dyes or animal testing. All Nature Girl nut, seed plant and flower oil are cold pressed and refined using old-fashioned methods such as paper filters and natural clays, and all essential oils are organic or ethically wildcrafted and steam distilled. Nature Girl donates a large portion of after-tax profits to projects that benefit and improve the lives of women and the environment. Perfect Organics Perfect Organics operates with a mission “…to create wholesome organic, vegan, multi-use products unrivaled in perfection, purity and effectiveness for men, women, and children.” What you put on your skin absorbs directly into your body; therefore, skincare components should be perfectly ideal for the health and beauty of the complexion. Unlike traditional products, Perfect Organics contain no chemical additives, artificial ingredients, fillers or synthetic preservatives. Instead, Perfect Organics products are purely organic. Using the world’s finest ingredients, the makers expertly formulate and gently process each product. Components, therefore, maintain integrity for the long-term health and beauty of your skin, body, and the environment. Luxurious, vitamin rich, rejuvenating, organic products smell and feel wonderful while they enhance, nourish, and protect. Home Decor Barntiques
Florence Broadhurst Vintage Wallpaper Although an accomplished and talented fine and performance artist, Florence Broadhurst is most widely known for starting an internationally successful wallpaper company based upon her own designs. She was a revolutionary woman whose life and art was always ahead of her time! Her wallpapers leave behind the traditional, conservative patterns, and, instead, mirror her flamboyant personality with unique and luxurious patterns designed in striking and vivid colors. We are pleased and proud to carry Florence Broadhurst wallpaper. Woods & Fields Woods & Fields™ is the design team of Ron Woodson and Jaime Rummerfield. At the crossroads of form, function, and flair, Wamp;R designs push the boundaries of decadent glamour with a future forward aesthetic. Woods & Fields™ is inspired from the great designers of Hollywood’s glamorous past with modern function, fabrics and sensibilities. Made with green materials like recycled papers, FSC certified woods, and low VOC paints, Woods & Fields™ designs are the perfect purchase to bring fabulous style and green living into your home! Vintage Vintage clothing and accessories are products from another era, usually classified by decade. Vintage represents a time period, serving as a cultural expression of that time. Vintage includes garments and accessories from the Victorian era and earlier (pre-1901) and encompasses anything from that time to the late 1980’s. Post 1980’s is considered Contemporary. |
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