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2. 41 Black-Owned Home Brands to Elevate Your Space - AOL

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   The Black Home. Founded by designer Neffi Walker, The Black Home opened its first brick-and-mortar outpost in 2021 (and landed on our Best Home Stores in America list the same year). The shop ...

3. Bouclair - Wikipedia

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   Bouclair new concept store, located in Brampton Ont. Bouclair Inc. [1] is a Canadian privately owned company and a lifestyle brand that offers home fashion and decor products including furniture, window coverings, bedding, lighting, home accents, wall decor and seasonal products through its own retail stores [2] across Canada and online.

4. Shop Black (and excellently) with these 14 Black-owned ... - AOL

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   Currently available in more than 30 countries worldwide, Black Opal was founded by Jamaica native Carol Mouyiaris and her Greek husband, but officially became entirely Black-owned in 2019 when ...

5. Be like Rihanna and fill your home with Black-tastic ... - AOL

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   The Black Art Depot is a Black-owned and operated marketplace that offers a variety of home decor pieces celebrating Black culture. Whether you celebrate Kwanzaa or Christmas, you’re guaranteed ...

6. Find something you love and shop these Black-owned home ... - AOL

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   For more great Black-owned brands to shop, click below: https://bit.ly/3oqaniH Our team is dedicated to finding and telling you more about the products and deals we love.

7. La Maison Simons - Wikipedia

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   Old Quebec store and headquarters. Peter Simons, born in Scotland in 1785, arrived in Lower Canada in 1812, settling on a small farm near Quebec City in Beauport.Peter Simons raised a family of five, including a son, John Simons, who went on to open a small dry goods shop in Quebec City in 1840 at the age of 17.