Amy
Morr is
Charleston-based lighting company
Avrett tapped 2011 New Trad Amy
Morris for its latest designer
collaboration. Her eight-piece Facet
collection includes lanterns,
chandeliers, and sconces that take
cues from fashion and French
Modern antiques. The “Vogue”
sconce was inspired by a Paris flea
market find. “This piece can be the
art in a room,” Morris says. “Nothing
else is needed.” (avrett.com)
Mitchell Black
Founded by Chicagoan Lynai Jones,
American-made home decor brand
Mitchell Black is a resource for custom
and bespoke wallpaper and more. The
geometric “Formation” wallcovering in
Yves Blue is part of the Mrs. Paranjape
Papers collection. “It masters timeless
design in a refreshing way,” Jones
says. (mitchellblack.com)
Te i l D u n c a n
With more than 85,000 followers on Instagram, Teil Duncan,
known for her abstract paintings in surprising color combos, is
making an impression. Duncan depicts architecture, animals,
and the human form with her signature pixilated play on light.
“If it’s in nice light, I want to paint it,” she says. “Even if it’s an old
shoe!” Her Figure Studies collection is a grouping of small
canvases that showcase her color palette. (teilduncan.com)AlexaHamptonFOR THEODOREALEXANDER
Influenced by her travels—specifically the
architectural shapes discovered in Morocco,
India, and the Middle East—Alexa Hampton
designed a timeless, multifaceted collection
for Theodore Alexander. “I am perpetually
inspired by the classics, which, of course,
make many cameos in this collection,”
Hampton says. Usable yet unique, the
120-piece assortment includes the
upholstered “Maria” dining chair with gilt
detailing and the sculptural “Ingrid” side
table. (theodorealexander.com)20 THSeptember/October 2019