Welcome New Designers!

The RBD family of designers is always growing and we are so grateful for every new addition. Today we are introducing you to FOUR new designers & their debut collections coming later this year! Please give them a follow and welcome them to the family!

Modern Prairie, finds its muse in the cherished series, Little House on the Prairie (“LHOTP”), and our Co-Founder, Melissa Gilbert, known fondly as Laura Ingalls Wilder. From fashion to home design, our product range is a testament to the enduring allure of Americana and prairie chic style, thoughtfully reimagined to cater to the demands of the contemporary world. We center our attention on women aged 50 and beyond, offering them a source of inspiration, engagement, validation, and connection. Our brand is about fostering connections, and creating a community where women not only shop but also directly interact with the brand and, more importantly, with each other, fostering a sense of camaraderie and shared experiences. We believe that “it’s never too late to find your natural self … brave change, open your heart, and evolve.”

– About the Designer

As a passionate gardener, my life revolves around the garden and the ever-changing seasons. Each year, as the late winter approaches, I find myself daydreaming about what my garden will look like in the coming year. While I wait for the spring weather to arrive I start my seeds and daydream about spring days warmed by the sun, leaves emerging from their long winter slumber, fluffy clouds passing by on a cool breeze, and the first wild roses.

– Amber Elliot, About the Collection

Covering coast to coast USA, many quilts have been made using American Jane fabrics and patterns to welcome newborns, to share with a loved one, or to keep a prized heirloom treasure to save for special occasions only. American Jane fabrics and patterns have been known to make people of all ages feel young and happy right now, enjoying the vintage classics and the new prints with which you can make something great today.

Farm Livin’ emerged from memories of my childhood spent on an old farm. My mother was a seamstress and I spent the days outside, running through the pastures and walking down those long country roads, past the fields of cattle, sheep and the occasional horse. I learned to sew at a young age and loved it, but we didn’t often get novelty fabrics. I wanted to make a set of designs that I might have liked to have seen back then. This collection is an expression of the type of art that I would have loved to have used in my own sewing projects.

– Diane Labombarbe, About the Collection