Amy Joyce Designs

29/10/2026

Y'all, I'm still coming down off the high of the Freedom Fashion Show at Round Top. ✨

Five looks. Five pieces that started as vintage pieces and a stubborn vision in my head, and ended up walking down that runway like they'd always belonged there.

That's the whole philosophy behind everything I make: nothing mass-produced, nothing off the rack, nothing that doesn't have a little bit of grit and flare stitched into it.

Standing backstage watching them go out one by one, I kept thinking about how far this has come from a little girl tagging along to antique booths with her grandmother. That's still the foundation of every single thing I create, whether it's a blazer, a room, or a brand.

Thank you to everyone who came out, cheered, and made this show such a success.

Which look stopped you in your tracks? Tell me below. 👇

27/10/2026

Y'all, I have to tell you about this one.

I took a 3D printed paintbrush and hand painted every single inch of it for a collab with Rahya Jewelry Design, and it turned into one of my favorite pieces I've ever made. Two mediums, two completely different crafts, one shared obsession with not cutting corners.

This is the stuff I live for. Taking something ordinary, even a tool I use every day in the studio, and turning it into something that belongs on your wrist instead of in my hand.

It's not just a brush anymore. It's proof that intention changes everything.

Tell me, what detail are you most drawn to? 👇

26/10/2026

Visit THE PURSE BAR 👜✨

Here's how it works: you pick a one-of-a-kind vintage bag (I sourced every single one, so no two are alike), then you raid my charm bar and make it yours. Stack 'em, mix the textures, go full maximalist or keep it subtle, there's no wrong way to build it out.

This is the kind of personalization I live for, handing someone a piece that walks out the door already telling their story instead of looking like it came off a shelf somewhere. Collected, not decorated, right down to the handbag.

If you've been wanting a bag that's actually you, I made this for you!

25/10/2026

My why: my girls 🤍

Every late night sketching a booth layout. Every early morning loading the trailer before the sun's even up. Every hour spent painting when I could've been doing literally anything else. There's a reason behind all of it, and it's not just the business itself.

It's them. My girls.

They are watching everything. They're watching me chase something big. They're watching me fail sometimes and get back up anyway. They're watching what it looks like when a woman decides her dream is worth the risk, the exhaustion, the all-in effort.

I want them to know you can build something from nothing with your own two hands, that hard work and vision and a little bit of audacity can turn into a real life. A booth at Round Top. A studio full of canvases. A runway look. A business with my name on it.

So when I'm up late prepping inventory or covered in paint at midnight, this is the why.

I'm not just building a brand. I'm showing my girls what's possible when you refuse to shrink yourself down.

This one's for you two 🤍

24/10/2026

Y'all, this is the Round Top find you didn't know you needed for your holiday list. 🖤

Swing by my booth at The Arbors, Tent F, for the Build-a-Blazer bar, and let's make something nobody else is walking around in. You bring the vision (or let me talk you into one), I custom paint your blazer from scratch, and then we layer on fringe, patches, and whatever other embellishments make it feel like it's been in your closet for years, not just picked up at a fair.

This isn't off-the-rack anything. It's one-of-one, made in front of you, with your name on it before you even leave the tent. For the woman on your list who's tired of unwrapping things that look like everyone else's, this is it.

Spots at the bar move fast every market, so if you're headed to Round Top this weekend, pencil in Tent F. I'll have the paints, the fringe, and a blazer with your name on it waiting.

24/10/2026

A room isn't finished until it says something.

This dining room had the bones, the palette, the intention, but it needed a final note. That's where custom artwork changes everything. We brought in a piece by Amy to anchor the space, tying the color story together and giving the room a focal point that feels collected, not decorated.

This is the difference between a space that looks nice and a space that feels like you. The art isn't an accessory here. It's the punctuation on the whole design! 🎨 Swipe to see the before!

21/10/2026

15/10/2026

Tomorrow is the day! Comment “Round Top” to get access to my guide with all my Round Top tips and tricks for the fall show 🤠✨