This year I launched The Moodboard Podcast to continue the discussions around race, culture, and interior design all year long. Today, listen to a special Mother’s Day Edition with Host of #Therichelife on Youtube, Riche Holmes Grant.
Riche Holmes Grant is the host and executive producer of “The Riche Life" an inspirational how-to web series featuring home decor, entertaining, cooking, DIY and self-care/personal growth tips to help other women live their richest lives too (pun totally intended!).
She is the founder, designer, and chief mom behind BambiniWare™, a Martha Stewart-endorsed line of stylish, patented baby products for the adventures of mommyhood.
For a decade prior to starting BambiniWare, Riche was the president and chief academic officer of Innovative Study Techniques, a highly sought-after test prep, tutoring and admissions company that she founded in her hometown shortly after graduating from law school. She’s still licensed to practice law in New York and Maryland, but only the fun stuff!
She is a lifestyle content creator and influencer whose clients have included Martha Stewart, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Subaru, and Williams Sonoma. Her work also has been featured by west elm, Pier 1, LOFT, HuffingtonPost.com, NPR, Essence.com, SheKnows.com, and Ebony magazine.
In 2014, Riche was named one of the top “Forty Under Forty” business leaders in Prince George’s County, MD; in 2015, she was a style finalist in the Martha Stewart American Made Awards; in 2017, she was a regional finalist in the inaugural WeWork Creator Awards; and in 2019, she was named a Better Homes & Gardens Stylemaker, one of 80 top influencers in the lifestyle space selected by Better Homes & Gardens editors.
She is a former appointee to the Maryland Governor’s Commission on Small Business and a former board chair of GirlTrek (the largest public health non-profit for African-American women and girls in the US).
Riche is a graduate of Columbia Law School and Brown University, including a year at the London School of Economics. She lives between the Washington, DC area and Los Angeles, CA with her family.