We stopped by Neiman Marcus in Cherry Creek last Saturday for a brunch with the Creative Director of MacKenzie-Childs, Rebecca Proctor. We received an overwhelming amount of inspiration from MacKenzie-Childs new Bittersweer Funiture Collection, which was expected from the luxury brand, but we did not expect just how moved we would be by the face behind the brand. Rebecca’s energy and enthusiasm was magnetic, and her philosophy was parallel to that of Fashion Denver. We cannot put into words what a pleasure it was to meet Rebecca Proctor. Her message spoke powerfully to us that, no matter what, we must “always see the happy point of view” of any situation.
We had the opportunity to chat with this life-loving designer and learn a little more about her and the MacKenzie-Childs brand:
How did the MacKenzie-Childs brand originate?
MacKenzie-Childs started out as a small artisanal pottery in 1983. The story began in Aurora, New York and we are still headquartered there today. The original focus was on producing handmade, hand-painted majolica dinnerware and serving pieces, and the collection quickly expanded. Today we are designing and manufacturing a complete home furnishings collection including furniture, lighting, rugs, designs for your garden, personal … Read more!
