Black Heritage Design: Founder Friday Series with Mitchell Black

Lynai Jones, the creative genius behind the fab brand Mitchell Black, is shaking things up in the design world. In the Founder Fridays Series, Lynai’…
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Designing Black Women: Blair Price of New Orleans’ Petit Atelier

Born and raised in New Orleans, Blair Price of Petit Atelier has always been moved by history, tradition, and culture. She has fond memories of …
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Top Home Renovations that Add Value to Your Home with Tips from a Memphis Realtor & Interior Designer

Looking to add value to your home this year or make your home a true oasis, we have got you covered with Top Home Renovations …
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Designing Black Women: Home for the Holidays with Melanie Bias

For our “Designing Black Women” series we are taking you to Charleston, South Carolina to the home of Melanie Bias. She is the owner of …
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What are the essential steps to decoupage furniture successfully?

Our homes are an extension of ourselves. They provide shelter, warmth, and protection. But they also allow us to store our prized possessions. Sometimes the …
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How To Add Art To Your Home Decor with Ease

We had the chance to talk to Cheryl Luckett, owner of Dwell by Cheryl Interiors! This Mississippi-raised belle who took her eye for …
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Designing Black Women: Donna Gilliam designs Museum of African American Music in Nashville

Black arts and performance culture have been enlivened yet again with the launch of the National Museum of African American Music (NMAAM) in Nashville, Tennessee. …
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Black-Owned Business creates a society for Black Wedding & Event Professionals to Grow

Event planning is a field where creativity, organization, attention to detail, and networking is key.  Event planners often have their hands filled with crafting …
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Courtney McLeod Sparks Joy with her Harlem Apartment

For our Black Designing Women series, we interviewed interior designer Courtney McLeod, the founder, and principal of Right Meets Left Interior Design, a New York …
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Designing Black Women: New Orleans Design Maven Whitney J

Whitney Jones of Whitney J Decor is a New Orleans-based interior designer and blogger inspired by the Big Easy’s colorful, eclectic style. We interviewed …
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Heritage Fashion: The Tiny Tassel x SLAY SIP STYLE: A Celebration of Community and Color

The Tiny Tassel x SLAY SIP STYLE event, held on Thursday, July 23rd, was a joyful, social shopping experience where guests gathered to sip, shop, and celebrate. This significant evening marked The Tiny Tassel’s 10th…

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Heritage Fashion: The Tiny Tassel x SLAY SIP STYLE: A Celebration of Community and Color

The Tiny Tassel x SLAY SIP STYLE event, held on Thursday, July 23rd, was a joyful, social shopping experience where guests gathered to sip, shop, and celebrate. This significant evening marked The Tiny Tassel’s 10th…

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The Daughters of Reconstruction: Bridging the Past and Present

The Reconstruction era in the United States was a time of profound change and challenge. In the aftermath of the Civil War, African Americans began to carve out new identities and claim their rights as…

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Lowcountry Food Heritage: Celebrating Rice Culture and the Gullah-Geechee People

Peas, peas.    Peas and the rice done done, uh-huh.    Peas, peas.    Peas and the rice done done, uh-huh. The late historian and folklorist Cornelia Bailey would tell the story of how Gullah-Geechee women, deprived of…

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Lowcountry Food Heritage: Celebrating Rice Culture and the Gullah-Geechee People

Peas, peas.    Peas and the rice done done, uh-huh.    Peas, peas.    Peas and the rice done done, uh-huh. The late historian and folklorist Cornelia Bailey would tell the story of how Gullah-Geechee women, deprived of…

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HBCU Dorm Decor: Modern Preppy Style at North Carolina A&T

School is back in session and the class of 2023 is here. One of the most memorable experiences of college life is moving into your dorm. You are nervous and so are your parents (maybe…

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Discover Dunwoody: A Sophisticated Cultural Getaway

Are you an avid lover of the arts? Do you enjoy immersing yourself in different cultures? How about losing track of time with hands-on activities? If yes, Dunwoody has just the spots for you and…

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Black Heritage Travels: What to do in Mandeville, Louisiana

Just across the lake from New Orleans, Mandeville, Louisiana is a small city in the state’s St. Tammany Parish. With such close proximity to JazzLand, it’s not uncommon for this area and cities like it…

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