Amy Joyce Designs
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Amy Joyce Designs was created from a desire to bring a fresh flare to any Interior or Exterior space. Through custom artwork, painted wall designs, and hand-painted furniture and accessories, Amy works hard to bring originality and imperative design elements to each and every project. Her passion for color therapy, natural beauty, and often times a little fresh romance, will bring a transformation to your space that will surely make you fall in love.
13/07/2026
People assume design starts with furniture. For me, it almost always starts with fabric.
A swatch of the right linen, a wallpaper sample, a rug with just the right amount of pattern — that's usually the piece that unlocks the whole room. Once I know the fabric story, the paint color, the finishes, the furniture silhouettes all start to fall into place.
It's a small detail most people never think about, but it's the difference between a room that feels curated and one that feels like it was assembled from a catalog.
That's the process behind every project I take on — start with what feels right, then build the rest of the room around it.
09/07/2026
✨ LIVE SALE REWIND ✨
Missed our live? We saved the best of what’s left.
These are the final one of a kind hand-painted AJD pieces that are still available—and for today only, we’re honoring the Live Sale pricing.
Every piece is hand-painted by Amy, completely original, and once it’s claimed, it’s gone for good. We don’t recreate these designs, so this truly is your last chance to own one.
Swipe through to see what’s still available. If you see one you love, simply DM us “SOLD” with the item you like, and we’ll take it from there.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our first live sale. We had so much fun, and we can’t wait to do it again. 🤍
Because around here...
What we make is what we make. Once it’s gone, it’s gone. 🎨
09/07/2026
A room always feels more interesting when something in it has a story.
That's why I love sourcing vintage pieces, especially from Round Top. They bring age, texture, character, and a little bit of mystery into a space. (And with less than 100 days until the fall show, it's not too early to start planning.)
Not everything in a home should feel brand new. The best rooms have a mix — old and new, polished and imperfect, refined and a little unexpected.
That's what makes a home feel collected instead of copied.
