¡Bienvenidos!

Welcome to our blog! Here, we explore the intersection of luxury and ethics, offering both inspiration and a sense of community for those dedicated to living beautifully and mindfully.  Join us on our journey as we work to uphold the values of preservation, integrity, and empowerment.

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End of the year note from our founder, Regan

An end of the year note from our founder, Regan Billingsley. We reflect upon an incredible year which included the launch of our website, features in some of our favorite publications, and moments shared together in community.

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Launch of our Lookbook & Mexico Design Week

From artisan-made design showrooms to the grand murals of Diego Rivera, join us on a journey through Mexico City’s vibrant art, culture, and culinary traditions. Discover the craftsmanship of Michoacán’s artisans, modern design inspired by history, and the soulful rituals that make this city an endless source of inspiration. Get first access to our Lookbook featuring luxury artisan made products from Guatemala.

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Timeless Hues, Guatemalan Roots: A New Palette Emerges

Discover how RB Curated blends timeless design with the artistry of Guatemalan weavers with color. Our collection reinterprets traditional Maya textiles through a classic color palette—Khaki Brown, French Blue, Ice Blue, and Sea Green—creating pieces that bring ancestral craftsmanship and elegant harmony to classic interiors.

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Why It Matters: Preserving Backstrap Weaving

In Guatemala, backstrap weaving is more than a craft—it’s a language of identity, lineage, and community. At RB Curated, our mission is to support artisans in a way that honors their work—not as trend or commodity, but as heritage and legacy.

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Regan’s Story: How a Passion for Textiles Sparked a Mission to Support Woven Legacies

This convergence of personal history, passion for textiles, and trend awareness pulled me toward Guatemala. I saw it as one of the great birthplaces of weaving, and I was inspired to dive in and learn everything I could about its textile traditions.

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