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Joy Moyler

Birmingham
As seen in: Homes & Gardens Magazine, Veranda Magazine, NewsBreak, DivaGalsDaily
Interior Designer, ArchDigest AD100, Elle Decor A-List, Veranda Magazine Design Contributor and, 'High Tea with Joy' IG Live and Cali girl at heart!
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Designer Joy Moyler recounts how architecture influences her approach to design

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By Joy Moyler
| NewsBreak
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Designer Sheila Bridges Has Teamed Up with Wedgwood To Launch A Tableware and Teaware Collection

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By Joy Moyler
| Veranda Magazine Verified
Here at VERANDA, there's nothing we love more than when brilliant creative minds come together to create something more beautiful than each individual ever could have on her own. It's the most fun form of design math, when the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. So imagine our delight to discover that New York designer Sheila Bridges has teamed up with historic English brand Wedgwood to create a limited edition capsule collection of tableware and teaware.
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Textile Designer Esha Ahmed Joins Joy Moyler for a Conversation on Global Weaving Arts

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By Joy Moyler
| Veranda Magazine Verified
Joy Moyler: Where did you grow up? Esha Ahmed: I was born in Bangladesh. We came to New York when I was really little...so I consider myself a New Yorker. JM: Did your environment encourage a creative experience? How were you introduced to textiles? EA: My mother loved saris, and I would go with her to Jackson Heights to all the sari shops. They all knew her and would keep the really special stuff hidden in the back for her. That was my first introduction to textiles.
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