Design inspiration comes in all forms—including furry friends! ??? We loved having Angie Rutherford, Production Designer, and her adorable pup Gurdy in Baxter Mill Archive! ?? Our archive is a designer’s heaven, full of history and creativity waiting to spark the next big idea. We’ve worked with Angie before on stunning textile designs and can’t wait to see what’s next! #BaxterMillArchive #TextileInspiration #DesignersHeaven #SetDesign #DogsofInstagram
The Baxter Mill Archive
设计服务
Rock Hill，South Carolina 285 位关注者
Design center and inspiration destination for Creative Professionals to collaborate with experienced designers/artisans.
关于我们
The Baxter Mill Design Center is a first-class facility that offers exceptional support and services to clients for all their print, textile, and pattern needs, including market research, trend direction, and color analysis. The design center is a hub of creativity and innovation, staffed with experts and designers who are passionate about textiles and dedicated to helping clients achieve their vision. The Baxter Mill Design Center is a top-tier resource for anyone in the textile-design industry. By offering expert design support and cutting-edge services, clients can confidently take on any challenge and produce outstanding results. Not only does the Baxter Mill Archive Design Center offer exceptional support for your textile design needs, but it also has a unique partnership with Springs Creative, which provides clients with access to cutting-edge digital printing capabilities.
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https://www.baxtermillarchive.com/
The Baxter Mill Archive的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 设计服务
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Rock Hill，South Carolina
- 类型
- 合营企业
- 创立
- 2014
- 领域
- textiles、archives、surface design、CAD、trend、digital printing、vintage art、print & pattern、product development、curate、collaborate、interiors、home decor、manufacturing、marketing/branding、merchandising、design studio、design centre和sustainability
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300 Chatham Ave
STE 100
US，South Carolina，Rock Hill，29730
The Baxter Mill Archive员工
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Check out this video, where we show you the experience of Baxter Mill Archive! Luxury event planner Tara shares her experience at Baxter Mill Archive: 'Stepping into Baxter Mill was like nothing I’d ever imagined! I could spend months studying their beautiful archives. The possibilities are truly endless, and as more designers hear about this amazing resource, the world of textiles will never be the same!' At Baxter Mill Archive, we help designers, artists, and creatives bring their visions to life—blending historical inspiration with modern innovation. Whether you're developing interiors, fashion, or custom products, our archive is your gateway to something truly unique. Learn More Here: https://lnkd.in/e9cEpTeF #BaxterMillArchive #TextileDesign #CreativeCollaboration #InnovationInDesign
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We love to see it!
I recently participated in the International Textile Alliance Industry Tour in High Point, NC, visiting leading textile manufacturers in the home furnishings industry. This experience provided valuable insights into design and production processes and opportunities to meet industry professionals from the textile and furniture industry. The tour included stops at Crypton Fabric, Arhaus, SPRINGS Creative, The Baxter Mill Archive, Valdese Weavers, Verellen Inc., and Greenhouse Fabrics . The experience was truly enlightening, offering a firsthand look at the intricacies of the home textile design and furniture manufacturing supply chain including the practical aspects to be considered while designing interior textiles. Engaging with esteemed industry professionals throughout the tour, particularly Sydney Harris and Janine Wagers, proved invaluable in shaping my perspective on sustainability within the home textiles and furniture industry. Their insights and expertise inspired new ideas and deepened my understanding of sustainable practices in this sector. I'm grateful to the International Textile Alliance for organizing this enlightening event, with special thanks to Abbigail Felton and Carrie Dillon for coordinating the student experience. I also appreciate Jeff Sackaroff and NC State Wilson College of Textiles for introducing me to this opportunity. This tour has significantly contributed to my understanding of the textile industry and my search for summer internships. #itaef, #industrytour2025, #behindtheseams
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Future industry leaders from around the world visited us as part of their International Textile Alliance Industry Tour. Their journey began in Fort Lawn, home to our digital printing operations, where they saw innovation in action. Springs-Digital They then explored the Baxter Mill Archive, where Kathryn Phillips & Ashlyn Beck provided an inspiring look into the past, present, and future of textiles. We loved hosting these bright minds! #BaxterMillArchive #TheThread #InternationalTextileAlliance #ITA #IndustryTour
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We love seeing all of the students of International Textile Alliance share their experience exploring SPRINGS Creative and The Baxter Mill Archive !
A big shout out to the International Textile Alliance for the industry tour this past week! Abbigail Felton and Carrie Dillon did a fantastic job hosting us and showing us the ropes! The tour included seeing Valdese Weavers Arhaus ,Crypton Fabric , SPRINGS Creative , The Baxter Mill Archive ,Verellen Inc. and Greenhouse Fabrics . The connections and behind the scenes view really was special and inspiring for starting my career! Big thank you to Jeff Sackaroff for connecting me to this opportunity!
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This past week, I had the incredible opportunity to attend the ITA Industry Tour in High Point, NC! Throughout the tour, I visited some of the most prominent textile manufacturers in the home furnishings industry, including Crypton Fabric, Arhaus, SPRINGS Creative, The Baxter Mill Archive, Valdese Weavers, Verellen Inc., and Greenhouse Fabrics It was an eye-opening experience to see the design and production processes up close and to meet industry professionals along the way. A huge thank you to International Textile Alliance for organizing such an insightful and engaging experience, and a special shoutout to Abbigail Felton and Carrie Dillon for coordinating this amazing opportunity for students. I also want to thank Jeff Sackaroff for introducing me to this experience!
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I recently had the opportunity to participate in the International Textile Alliance Educational 2025 Industry Tour, which allowed me to explore the design and production processes within the interiors sector, while also networking with fellow Savannah College of Art and Design textile students, textile students from multiple schools and industry professionals. We had the chance to visit incredible companies like Valdese Weavers, Arhaus, SPRINGS Creative, The Baxter Mill Archive, Verellen Inc., and Greenhouse Fabrics We gained insight into their manufacturing and design processes. Additionally, industry professionals generously took the time to review our portfolios and connect with us. This experience has deepened my understanding of the interior textile industry and highlighted new opportunities where I can apply my passion for print and pattern. A special thank you to Carrie Dillon and Abbigail Felton for organizing such an amazing experience!
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We had a fantastic time hosting students from the International Textile Alliance as they explored the Baxter Mill Archive during their 2025 Industry Tour!
I recently had the great pleasure of traveling with the International Textile Alliance for their 2025 Industry Tour as well as creating Instagram content for the Savannah College of Art and Design Fibers department throughout the trip. We were able to visit Valdese Weavers, Arhaus, SPRINGS Creative, The Baxter Mill Archive, Greenhouse Fabrics and Verellen Inc. where we saw their manufacturing and design processes. Industry professionals also came to review our portfolios and get to know us, which I am forever grateful for. I learned more about the textile industry and discovered that my love for pattern and color can transition into interiors. Special thank you to Carrie Dillon and Abbigail Felton for pulling off a wonderful experience. If you are interested in seeing all that we did, check out @scadfibers on Instagram!
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Winthrop University students from Dr. Jane Thomas’ Capsule Marketing course are diving into Baxter Mill Archive for their semester-long project, developing brands and marketing materials inspired by our collections. Their visit provided valuable insight into the archives, setting the foundation for their work. Jane Thomas Winthrop University We were also excited to have Kathryn Phillips and Ashlyn Beck speak on branding, creative design, and digital printing—helping students spark ideas and better understand how to incorporate Baxter Mill Archive into their projects. We look forward to seeing their creative concepts come to life!
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