Warm welcome to our latest artist, Kaitlin Gray. Kaitlin resides in Kansas City, MO with her husband and 3 children. Kaitlin and I connected back in 2019 when I just couldn’t stop admiring her work on Instagram. Her bird collection caught my eye and I just knew immediately how fitting for the LP collective. Learn more about Kaitlin in our quick Q&A and I hope you set your alarms for this Wednesday, Feb. 26th at 9 am est. As I know this series will go quick! Continue reading

I am so thrilled for Carson Overstreet to join the collective. And what a way to start the new year, with a new artist spotlight and new bodies of work! Carson is a fellow Richmonder and it was bound for us to meet. Her paintings embody so much of what I love: the rolling hills of Virginia and the coastline. After hosting a show together at Pillar and Peacock in December, a local design studio here in Richmond, we knew our visions aligned and that the collective and her work was a perfect fit! I have so enjoyed getting to know Carson: sharing our love for art, design and entrepreneurship. Therefore, it is my pleasure to share this fun Q & A with you so you too can fall in love with her!  Continue reading

For those who don’t know Erin McDermott White, I am so excited to introduce you to her amazing jewelry line. I am so happy that she is our latest tastemaker as Erin has such a love for life and you can certainly see it in her designs. Her jewelry is fun, easy to accessorize and perfect for day to night outfits.

I had the pleasure of purchasing some of Erin’s jewelry years ago at a trunk show in Richmond and still till this day grab for those earrings. And if you are a bride, she can create the most amazing bridal + bridesmaids jewelry!!

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Born and raised in the south Mary Margaret has always had an infatuation with florals. She can remember how her grandmother would cherish her camellias by floating her latest blooms in a bowl of water, how she and her siblings would climb their favorite magnolia tree and when she lived in Charleston, SC, she appreciated how passion flower vines would encompass the historic fences.

I love how this collection has so much meaning and in hopes gives you a feeling of emotion when you see one as well.

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