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Have you ever heard of Southern Flourish? This digital magazine will transform the way you view interiors. The pages of this magazine pop with color, interesting interviews, and the latest trends.
We were honored to be featured in this month’s issue. Check out the preview below:
Here’s another peek of the moxii feature, which is titled “Bringing Street Style Indoors.”
From the pages of Southern Flourish:
We love Washington, D.C. for its great mix of Northern and Southern style — and we love Emily Wall, the blogger behind DC Here Now for capturing the eclectic style of the city’s residents.
We were so inspired by Emily’s photos that we asked Birmingham-based home decor store and online boutique Moxii to put together three bedrooms based on some of our favorite shots from DC Here Now. Were they up for the challenge? You better believe it!
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fashion photography by Emily Wall
room styling by Moxii.com
The Sem-Annual BIG SALE is a big deal! Only occuring two times a year, your favorite moxii items are now at a fraction of the price.
Receive 10% off entire purchase both online and in retail store. Use code BIGSALE10 online. In addition, many of your most beloved items are 10%-50% off regular price.
Many of the reduced items include:
- Select Featherweights: $50 off
- Glassware: 20%-40% off
- Aprons: 10% off
- Select Bath Items: 20%-40% off
- Furniture: Unfinished- 30% off
- In-stock Bedskirts: 10% off
- Allergen Mattress Protector: 15% off
- Select Rugs: 20% off
- Dorm shelving: 10% off
- Decorative Pillows: 10%-20% off
Follow us on Facebook for early bird specials. The special will be announced at 8:30 a.m. and will last from 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. starting Monday, Sept. 12.
Stay updated with our newsletter (sign up here), Facebook, and Twitter for new sale items throughout the week.
Happy Shopping!
We’re head over heels in love with our new selection of pretty prints. These mixed media collage designs are whimsical and quite unique, if we may say so ourselves!
If the pretty picture isn’t inspiring enough, the positive phrase on each one will have you motivated.
We know you’ve heard the phrase “one-of-a-kind” when we describe our products, probably too many times! So instead of saying it once again, we thought we’d show you instead.
The process in which are unique featherweights are made is quite intriguing. Created in the cottage regions of India, the featherweights are hand-printed and made in the most ecologically friendly way possible.
Below is the process, which is called Kalamkari printing, the earliest and more complex techniques of block-printing on cloth using vegetable dyes.
All Natural Fibres, All Natural Dyes:

Vegetable and natural dyes are used in the printing process. Most natural dyes use mordants to fix color onto fabric. Only natural fibres are used for the hand-woven fabrics.
Preparing the Cloth:

Fabric is washed in a natural bleach and milk to help whiten the fabric and stop the dyes from spreading.
Hand-Blocking the Pattern:

Hand-carved wood blocks are used to print an outline of the pattern on the fabric with an iron acetate.
Setting the Dye:

Mordant is then applied with the help of a block to fill in the pattern. Mordant is a substance used to help set dyes on fabrics.
Before the Dyeing Process:
Dyeing the Fabric:

The fabric is boiled in coloring materials to bring out the desired color only in the area where mordant is applied. The use of a copper container brightens the color. This featherweight was dyed with red color.
Washing & Drying the Fabric:
Making the Finishing Touches:

Gold paint is sometimes applied to the finished product. This is done using a wooden pen called a kalam.
See our entire collection of one-of-a-kind featherweights here. Oh, we couldn’t resist to say it again!

























