Corey Damen Jenkins Home Collection: Furniture and Eichholtz Lighting to Shop

Corey Damen Jenkins Home Collection: Furniture and Eichholtz Lighting to Shop

A fall and winter edit of Maitland-Smith tables, cabinets and sculptural objects, plus Corey Damen Jenkins lighting for Eichholtz.

Shop Corey Damen Jenkins's Maitland-Smith furniture and Eichholtz lighting, from sculptural tables and cabinets to statement lamps.

Corey Damen Jenkins home collections, from furniture to lighting

Corey Damen Jenkins is the founder and principal of a New York City interior design firm. His profile includes Architectural Digest's AD100 and ELLE Decor A-List, and he received the 2023 ARTS Award for Interior Designer of the Year.

 

His licensed home work includes the Maitland-Smith furniture collection and his first-ever designer lighting collaboration with Eichholtz. For fall and winter, I like the way this edit moves from room architecture to sculptural pieces and light for early evenings.

Formal dining room with a patterned wall mural, sculptural chandelier, floral centerpiece and round dining table
Corey Damen Jenkins. Photo: coreydamenjenkins.com
Bright kitchen and dining room with a long wood table, woven chairs and glass-and-brass light fixtures
Corey Damen Jenkins. Photo: coreydamenjenkins.com

Corey Damen Jenkins collections draw on historic architecture and pattern

Jenkins opened his firm in 2008 after beginning his design career in 1996, and teaches on MasterClass. He draws from haute couture, historic architecture and global travel, translating those references through color, pattern and layered detail.

 

His Hancock & Moore collection looks to Ancient Egyptian, Greek and Roman architecture, Art Deco and the Viennese Secessionist Period. The separate Trad Nouveau line brings his pattern vocabulary into fabric and wallcoverings.

Teal lounge with botanical wallpaper, potted trees, a white table and a sculptural pendant light
Corey Damen Jenkins. Photo: coreydamenjenkins.com
Wood console beneath a salon wall of framed art, flanked by two table lamps
Corey Damen Jenkins. Photo: coreydamenjenkins.com

Where I would start with Corey Damen Jenkins's style

Start with the table that fits the way you live, then give it a sculptural object or a lamp that changes the whole room. His approach makes room for historic references without asking a home to feel like a museum. I would begin with the Beth End Table and Table Lamp Izzy.