Wholesale Shabby Chic Decor

Collections combine hand-carved wood, glossy vitreous enamel, hand-decorated ceramics, cast resin, natural fibers like rattan and jute, and hammered brass or copper. Each material is chosen to achieve soft, romantic textures and weathered finishes characteristic of the shabby chic aesthetic with durability built in and food-contact suitability confirmed per piece in your quote.

Yes. Gemixx offers full private-label manufacturing including custom color palettes, floral prints, packaging, and hang tags. Products can be developed from a sketch, render, or competitor sample, with prototypes approved before production begins, supporting both boutique capsule collections and high-volume retail programs.

Production lead times range from 40 to 90 days after sample approval, depending on the product category and complexity. Enamelware, ceramics, resin and bohemian décor typically require 60-90 days, while glass items take 40-60 days. Sampling is quoted and scheduled separately from production.

Food-safe surfaces are confirmed per piece in your quote, and relevant components meet California Proposition 65 requirements. Manufacturing facilities are SEDEX members and SMETA audited, ensuring ethical labor practices and social compliance throughout the vertically integrated supply chain from artisan workshop to US warehouse.

MOQs vary by product category, material, and design complexity, and are confirmed per quote. Gemixx supports both boutique capsule collections and high-volume programs, offering flexible scaling from initial small-batch runs through large wholesale orders for retailers and hospitality brands.

Orders are delivered on a Landed Duty Paid (LDP) basis directly to the customer's US warehouse, with Gemixx managing manufacturing, freight, duties, and import logistics in-house. This eliminates the need for third-party brokers or agents, simplifying the wholesale purchasing process for retailers.

Build around a few anchor categories and tie them together with one palette. Hand-decorated floral ceramics such as plates, pitchers, jugs and storage jars carry the look on the table and shelf. Scalloped enamel-finished wood bowls and trays, vases, taper holders, candelabra and lanterns fill the decor side, while embroidered or beaded cushions and carved wood accents soften it. Plan the range across price points and across table, shelf and wall, so a boutique can merchandise a full corner rather than single pieces.

Each material takes color differently: a glaze, a vitreous enamel, a wood stain and colored glass will never match exactly by eye unless they are approved side by side. Send one physical color reference, such as a painted swatch or a color-system chip, and approve every material's sample against it under the same light. Keep the approved samples as the standard for reorders. Because Gemixx makes ceramics in Khurja, wood in Saharanpur and glass in Firozabad, these samples can be compared together before production starts.

Partly. The published finishes that give a vintage feel include hand-painted florals and decals on ceramics, reactive and matte glazes, stained, waxed and lacquered carved wood from Saharanpur, and antique silver or antique brass tones on metal. Heavily distressed, chipped-paint furniture finishes are not part of the published range. If your collection depends on that look, include a reference photo or sample in your brief, and Gemixx will confirm in the quote what can be developed and sampled.

Yes. For boutique and design retailers, Gemixx can reserve a finish or colorway as yours, so a floral pattern or pastel glaze you develop is not offered to other stores. Gemixx also sells only to businesses and does not sell a competing line at retail. Boutique programs can run as small batches at lower minimums than mass programs, with exact quantities confirmed per piece in your quote. This lets a shop test a cottage capsule under its own label before committing to a larger seasonal order.