These three Black Woman Owned furniture and interior design companies brought their imaginations to life and are now bringing new energy into your homes! Meet, Almond Wind, O & Company Interiors, and Savannah Space in the listicle below. While Almond Wind and O & Company Interiors are based in the US, Savannah Space is based in Kenya and ships internationally. Be sure to browse through all their collections and shop Black Woman Owned when ready!
Almond Wind – Almond Wind was created to fill the void of diversity in the furniture space. They’re all about creating cozy, chic spaces that make you feel like you’re living in a Pinterest board—minus the pressure to keep everything perfectly staged.
O & Company Interiors – O & Company Interiors is committed to offering a unique blend of high-quality, soulfully resonant decor solutions. Their goal is to empower individuals to create sanctuaries that speak to their true essence.
Savannah Space – Savannah Space celebrates the vibrancy and beauty of Kenya by curating and creating high-quality and unique pieces for the home. They work with multiple artisans around the country to bring fun and eclectic furniture and home decor to clients.
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There were seasons when everything felt heavy: PTSD from a car accident, the deep grief of losing her best friend, and the uncertainty that followed a layoff. In the quiet that followed each season, Alexys Thornton found light, creating small bouquets for loved ones. In creating for others, she found pieces of herself again; she was healing.
In December 2023, she took her first paid order. A single bouquet. And with that, Golden Child Flowers bloomed from a creative healing practice to a business. Today, Thornton crafts custom floral arrangements across the DMV for weddings, corporate events, in-home displays, and subscription packages. Every design is a quiet reminder that beauty can be found in any circumstance. “I’m not here just to sell flowers,” she says. “I’m here to create moments.”
In just her first year, she’s sold out on two major holidays and been trusted to design for life’s biggest milestones, an 80th birthday celebration, a full wedding party, and everything in between.
Golden Child Flowers is growing fast, and Thornton is ready. With a new website, she’s now delivering across DC, Maryland, and Virginia while and preparing to ship preserved florals nationwide. Her dream? To become the go-to florist for unforgettable experiences rooted in heart.
Founder’s Advice to Black Women Entrepreneurs: “Lead with love and let your purpose bloom—even when it starts in the dark. Our roots run deep for a reason.”
If you are in the DMV area and ready to bring intention and beauty to your next special moment explore www.goldenchildflowers.com.
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Sawdust and ambition filled a cozy Cincinnati studio apartment when D.W., an engineer by training, picked up her first piece of wood. With no formal woodworking background and barely enough room for a table saw, she carved out her first pieces of artwork and a new lane. Drills & Dremals began as a creative experiment in a tight space and has evolved into a growing collection of custom wood pieces that reflect the art and craftsmanship of D.W.
Every piece is made by hand, designed to serve both form and function. Suitable enough for your kitchen or café, Drills & Dremals offers clients intention, and a real story behind the grain. “Woodworking is where imagination meets skill,” says D.W. “With persistence and open-mindedness, I’ve learned I can create anything.”
As a Black woman moving through a male-dominated field, she’s committed to building products and pathways. Her mission is to make Drills & Dremals a household name that gives back generously and champions visibility for young women exploring careers in trades.
Her advice to Black women entrepreneurs? “Never give up, even when it’s hard. Even when you’re the only one who looks like you. It never gets easier, but the rewards are worth the sacrifices.”
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Renea Boles, founder of Rosemary Renea, started a search for a “cute bookmark” that turned into a beautifully crafted business rooted in identity, creativity, and resilience. Located in Philadelphia, Rosemary Renea designs high-end bookmarks and stationery items specifically for women of color who enjoy reading, journaling, and collecting beautiful things that reflect their identity.
“I’ve always wanted to see myself in every part of my life, and reading was no different… down to the bookmark,” Renea shares. That desire became her mission: to celebrate diversity and inspire creativity through products that reflect the rich cultural identities of Black women and girls.
Her bookmarks move beyond the task of placeholders; they are personal declarations of identity, crafted with intention and love. Her journey has faced its share of challenges. Renea scaled her business while undergoing chemotherapy, a testament to her passion and perseverance. That experience taught her two things: to listen to her body and to grow at her own pace.
In 2024, she was awarded Best in Home, Beauty, and Gift at Magic New York, a pivotal moment that elevated her brand’s visibility and affirmed her purpose. Looking ahead, Renea is expanding her line and working toward a physical storefront. She plans for the storefront to serve as a vibrant community space for diverse makers and a safe haven for Black women entrepreneurs.
Her advice to Black women business owners: “Scale at your own pace. Focus on quality over quantity. And always move in ways that feel right for you.”
Learn more about the full collection at rosemaryrenea.com and follow the journey of a woman creating space for us to see ourselves, beautifully.
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What if every toast at your celebration could help someone begin a safer, stronger chapter? That’s the mission behind LOVELUVV™, a Black woman-owned sparkling wine brand founded by Samantha Danielle Dockery, a retired wedding planner turned Master of Champagne. Based in Chicago, LOVELUVV™ is pouring purpose into every celebration.
Inspired by a tour through France’s Champagne region, Samantha poured her passion for love and purpose into crafting premium sparkling wines made for weddings and milestone moments. But what sets her apart? LOVELUVV™ is the only brand in the U.S. that offers both premier cru champagne and prosecco under one Black woman owned label.
Each bottle supports organizations focused on domestic violence, infusing celebration with a cause. “I want to build a legacy of love, celebration, and meaningful impact,” says Samantha. And she’s doing just that—transitioning from self-distribution to a major distributor in under a year (a process that typically takes 2–3), and eyeing expansion across the U.S. and Rwanda.
Whether you’re uncorking a bottle of her crisp champagne or her prosecco, you’re raising a glass and awareness! Are you interested in leveling up your bubbly game? Samantha also hosts interactive sessions like Battle of the Bubbles, teaching champagne etiquette, blend differences, and more.
Her advice for Black women entrepreneurs: “Don’t be afraid to pivot. Keep the big vision in mind, but stay flexible with your steps.” Discover more about LOVELUVV™ and its mission to celebrate love and raise awareness for domestic violence at pourluvv.com.
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