The Chronicle

I kicked off my #xnbooktravels in the Red City of Marrakech, Morocco in June. It was a marvelous and productive trip, both from the artisan resear...

It's been a busy Spring at xN Studio, and we're just getting started. In May 2022, our founder Nasozi Kakembo inked a book deal with Abrams Books! ...

Project: A Washington, D.C. Commuter's First Home The Homeowner and the property: Our client is a first-time homebuyer and new parent just outside ...

For the first time in over two years, we're having a pop-up! Join us IRL at the following locations this December in the Washington, DC area. Join us on December 4-5 in Washington, DC, and December 11 in Fairfax at West Elm.

In lieu of standard independence day fanfare, we are celebrating Uganda's independence this year in another way—by giving back in response to the country's current education crisis brought on by the pandemic. Join our effort to raise funds for Suubi Primary and Secondary Orphanage School in Seeta, Mukono, Uganda today.

We're 10-years-old! And today we're launching our Anniversary Collection, the Mwanza Collection, in honor of the artisans, countries, and textiles ...

We're 10-years-old! This July marks 10 years since we set up our first market stall in Brooklyn, NY and sold our first pillows with textiles from S...

Last month, there was an article in the Harvard Business Review examining Black women and our proclivity for starting businesses despite all of the...

 All photos by Amanda Archibald for Apartment Therapy. Full circle moment! I joined the Apartment Therapy community as a freelance house tour con...

On March 31, 2021, xN Studio founder, Nasozi Kakembo, sat down with Salt & Sundry's Amanda McClements for a special Women's Month event, Women ...

We recently caught up with Rugs USA to chat all things business and to share peek inside founder Nasozi Kakembo's character-filled D.C.-area home. Keep reading to hear her inspiring story! 

(Originally posted on RugsUSA.com on February 22, 2021)

Fair Trade goods from all across the globe play a critical role in the quality of our lives. We highlight five key areas, through the lens of xN's work with Fair Trade artisans in Uganda, that anyone who values Fair Trade—as a consumer or business owner—should know and practice.