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**Vanderpump Rules** is a reality TV series centered on the restaurant business empire of Lisa Vanderpump, a renowned restaurateur and entrepreneur. The organization behind the show primarily revolves around Lisa Vanderpump's hospitality ventures, especially her flagship restaurant SUR Restaurant & Lounge in West Hollywood, which serves as the main setting for the series[2][3][5]. Vanderpump Rules offers viewers an inside look at the staff's personal and professional lives as they manage and work in Lisa’s upscale dining establishments. Lisa Vanderpump, together with her husband Ken Todd, has built a vast business empire including ownership or co-ownership of over 30 restaurants globally, with major locations in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and London[1][4]. Among her most notable restaurants are SUR, TomTom Restaurant & Bar (co-owned with Vanderpump Rules cast members Tom Sandoval and Tom Schwartz), Vanderpump Cocktail Garden, and the recently announced Wolf by Vanderpump in Lake Tahoe and Pinky’s by Vanderpump in Las Vegas[2][4]. Lisa’s restaurants are known for their distinctive, stylish décor combining eclectic and luxurious elements with a focus on delivering exceptional dining experiences, blending food, atmosphere, and service[1][5]. The history of Vanderpump’s hospitality business began with SUR opening in 1998, which became a hotspot and cultural icon through its association with Vanderpump Rules. The show started in 2013, boosting Lisa’s brand and expanding the reach of her restaurants[2][3]. Villa Blanca, another celebrated venue, operated for 12 years before closing in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic[1]. Lisa’s ventures also include philanthropic efforts such as The Vanderpump Dogs Foundation and Rescue Center, which focus on animal welfare[4]. Currently, Vanderpump Rules continues to engage audiences with its blend of reality TV drama and behind-the-scenes looks at upscale restaurant operations, while Lisa Vander

Uncommon James Home is a lifestyle brand extension of Uncommon James, founded by Kristin Cavallari in 2017, that focuses on home goods such as soy wax candles, kitchen decor, and essentials designed to complement the brand’s sophisticated and effortless aesthetic[1][7]. Originally launched as a jewelry company with affordable, stylish pieces ranging from dainty chains to bold statement jewelry, Uncommon James expanded into lifestyle products including skincare, apparel, and now home goods to create a cohesive personal and home style experience[1][3][7]. The parent company, headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, has grown rapidly since its inception and is recognized for blending affordability with elevated design. Its jewelry collections feature vermeil and sterling silver options, personalization, and custom engraving, positioning it as a destination for meaningful gifts and everyday luxury[1][4]. The brand’s success in jewelry has been its core revenue driver, but the home goods line under Uncommon James Home reflects a strategic diversification into lifestyle markets, offering items like seasonal candles and kitchenware that align with the founder’s clean, modern aesthetic[1][7]. Uncommon James has also embraced technology to scale operations and meet growing demand, adopting platforms like NetSuite to streamline inventory and multi-channel retail, including brick-and-mortar stores in cities such as Nashville, Chicago, and Dallas, alongside a robust e-commerce presence[2][4]. The brand’s commitment to quality and transparency extends to its beauty line, with clean skincare products and fragrance offerings that are EWG Verified, vegan, and cruelty-free, indicating a holistic approach to lifestyle branding[1]. Overall, Uncommon James Home exemplifies the company’s evolution from a jewelry startup into a multi-category lifestyle brand that leverages design, personalization, and technology to engage modern consumers seeking both style and substance in their everyday lives[1][7].