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Sibby and Margaret standing in front of a colorful needlepoint gallery wall at The Riverview

A story shaped over time

The Riverview Collection began with a shared love of stitching, passed down through generations. Sibby first learned to needlepoint as a child and later taught Margaret when she was just eight years old. What started as a simple hobby became something they both returned to over time.

As their interest in interiors grew, they began to imagine something more — a space that could bring together their shared love of design, stitching, and meaningful details.

Riverview was created from that vision: a welcoming place to gather, create, and discover needlepoint in a way that feels personal and easy to step into.

The women behind The Riverview Collection

A mother-daughter duo bringing together tradition, creativity, and a shared love of interiors and the joy of creating something meaningful by hand

Portrait of Sibby wearing an orange embroidered dress at The Riverview Collection.

Meet Sibby

Sibby's connection to needlepoint is rooted in tradition and years of experience. She brings a natural sense of warmth and familiarity to The Riverview Collection, shaping it into a space that feels inviting, relaxed, and easy to step into.

Portrait of Margaret wearing a light green embroidered dress at The Riverview Collection.

Meet Margaret

Margaret brings a fresh perspective, shaped by her background in interior decorating. She approaches needlepoint through the lens of design, thinking about how each piece can feel collected, personal, and part of a home.

A deeper connection to the craft

While researching their family history, Sibby discovered that her great-great grandmother was also a needlepointer, with her work now part of the collection at The Charleston Museum in South Carolina.

That discovery deepened their connection to the craft and reinforced what makes Riverview feel so personal. Needlepoint isn’t just something they enjoy — it’s something woven into their family history.

Sibby and Margaret’s personal picks

Pieces they love, use and return to again and again

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