4 min.
Following A New Pattern
Every artist needs a muse. For Beth Lacefield, who had long wanted to design a line of fabrics with her daughter and business partner, Frances, she found her inspiration in Randy Tilinski, the owner, with his wife, Courtney, of Atlanta’s Bungalow Classic. “I was in the store one day,” recalls Lacefield, “talking about how the Bungalow Classic brand logo would make for a great textile, and that conversation was what led to the launch of our new brand, B. Bridges. Every time we go to Bungalow, there is a sense of creative, calming energy there. Their magic of simple, but sophisticated, style is truly the peak of chic. Randy became my muse.”
Randy admittedly recognizes the role he played in the birth of B. Bridges. “In the best ways,” he…
