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Robin Wilson is considered a world-class and renown thought leader on hypoallergenic, sustainable and eco-conscious options for the B2B and B2C marketplace. 

• The RW HOME design division continues to work in the residential and hospitality sectors with clients including executives, professional athletes and celebrity clients
• CLEAN DESIGN HOME® x Martex is a 'unicorn' in the retail marketplace with an authentic origin story from the founder that resonates with the consumer
• Real estate development with GRENIER HOLDINGS™ will commence with land in Austin that will be converted into a residential subdivision.

In 2020, she was ready to quit and return to corporate America with the pandemic taking hold. But a campaign to support Black entrepreneurs gave her business oxygen when people started 'voting with their wallets' and she gained many new clients and a licensing deal.

Robin Wilson joined the Board of the Sustainable Furnishings Council in 2012 as Vice Chair for two years. She continues work with SFC as a 'Green Ambassador', plus she maintains her role as an unpaid ambassador since 2010 for the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, (AAFA) which one of the leading non-profit organization that partners with medical experts to provide consumer information related to these chronic medical conditions.

In addition, Robin Wilson was named a brand ambassador for the Panasonic USA launch of home products in 2014. During this prolific time, she also partnered with a leading pharmaceutical firm to film a national media campaign as an expert of clean design for a hypoallergenic lifestyle.

Her interior design work included the White House Fellows office (DC), President Clinton's office (Harlem), Lake Nona/Laureate Park color palette (FL) and numerous other projects across the United States.

Her input and commentary is valued by media outlets regarding asthma, allergies, diversity, clean design, wellness and eco-friendly design.

Robin Wilson was fortunate to work at a company that had an IPO in 1999. She received a windfall and decided to chase her dream of becoming an entrepreneur. She was also a student at night at New York University to matriculate with a Master's in Real Estate Finance. 

After graduation from NYU, her opportunities to use her degree were limited due to fiscal inequality - she could not get venture/financing to develop a building in Harlem. One of her mentor professors told her to pivot and use her skills to become the 'busy homeowners' best friend' and that is how she started to do project management and design to  build the firm. 

Every revenue dollar was poured back into the company and she 'bet on herself' and by 2003, she was working on projects for high-net work individuals and global celebrities.

Robin was born and raised in Austin Texas - and from birth she was considered pan-allergic which often put her at risk with multiple hospitalizations including anaphylaxis and asthma attacks. Her parents were fortunate to encounter a holistic pediatrician who guided them by ask them if they wanted to 'raise a strong child, or a child on strong medicine' which created a revamp of diet, exercise, indoor allergens (no more shag carpet) and the pet went outside.  

As Malcolm Gladwell would say, "...it takes 10,000 hours to become an expert..." and the allergic childhood of Robin Wilson informs her on a daily basis in her design work, and guides her advice to families. 

The most unique part of her story is the fact that her grandfather was a sharecropper and he picked cotton in Texas - and the luxury Supima™ cotton featured in her textiles is from Texas or California, so this brand is helping American farmers!

It is a wonderful American story to see Robin Wilson rise from humble beginnings to chase an entrepreneurial dream that would make her ancestors proud.