Our Approach

Sustainability is not an afterthought—it is built into our process. We work primarily with upcycled designer fabrics, giving new life to leftover textiles from interior design projects that might otherwise be discarded. By reclaiming these materials, we transform surplus into something purposeful and enduring.

Our Army and Soldier Pillows are crafted from recycled military fabrics, each one carrying a distinct sense of history and character. We also incorporate carefully sourced vintage textiles, chosen for their unique patina, texture, and story.

Every pillow is sewn locally in the Gallatin Valley by a talented team of women artisans. Keeping our production close to home allows us to support our community while ensuring each piece reflects the highest level of care and craftsmanship.

"My priority is to create inspiring luxury home goods while leaving a gentle footprint on the environment. I believe the spaces we live in should reflect both who we are and the values we hold - beauty, comfort, and care for the world around us."

- Jade Miller 

Business Owner & Product Designer 

Jade Miller

A lifelong fascination with textiles has shaped the creative path behind Vantage Design. Drawing on extensive experience in the interior design field, the founder developed a deep understanding of how materials, craftsmanship, and thoughtful detailing influence the character of a home. That background naturally evolved into the creation of a dedicated line of home accents, built on an appreciation for refined design and the expressive potential of fabric.

Her work reflects a commitment to elevated craftsmanship and a discerning eye for texture, pattern, and historical resonance. She gravitates toward materials with depth and story—whether long-forgotten vintage finds or limited-run designer remnants—and approaches each piece as an opportunity to highlight the artistry inherent in these textiles. Production remains rooted in the Gallatin Valley, where skilled local artisans bring each design to life with precision and care.

Outside the studio, she divides her time between the rhythms of family life and the daily operations of a small beef ranch in southwest Montana, a setting that continually informs her sense of place, purpose, and connection to the land.

  • Faith Giovanini

    Design Manager

  • Keira Bennett

    Design Assistant