501 S. Centennial St., First Floor Shuttle Stop: 3 (Green Line) Neighborhood: Centennial Wrenn South Corporate Phone: 917.325.9107
Counterpart Studios
Add to MyMarketCounterpart Studios delivers truly unique art forward design for the home. Our collections of wallpaper, fabric, and home decor provide bold decadent surroundings for the homeowner. Each pattern has a story and the artist’s hand comes through strongly to showcase the special artistic qualities of each offering. Our collections draw from a wide spectrum of artistic disciplines, translating original works and reimagined motifs through a refined, material lens. Every design is developed with discernment—ensuring a point of view that is both uncommon and unmistakably Counterpart. We act as creators, curators, and collaborators—working in service of expressive interiors and the designers who shape them. Counterpart Studios was founded in Austin, TX by Andrée Chalaron and Stacy Bain.
Our brands/collections consist of:
Counterpart Studios Bespoke Glass Collection - Maris Verdant
Counterpart Studios introduces a new wallpaper collection created in collaboration with Bespoke Glass. Translating hand-cut glass compositions, the collection explores color, structure, and the quiet architecture of light. The collection includes the Maris pattern in Verdant, which unfolds as a flowing botanical composition in jewel-toned panes.
Counterpart Studios Bespoke Glass Collection - Tracery
Counterpart Studios introduces a new wallpaper collection created in collaboration with Bespoke Glass. Translating hand-cut glass compositions, the collection explores color, structure, and the quiet architecture of light. The collection includes the Tracery pattern, which brings a bold, graphic energy through circles and color.
Counterpart Studios Bespoke Glass Collection - Cadence
Counterpart Studios introduces a new wallpaper collection created in collaboration with Bespoke Glass. Translating hand-cut glass compositions, the collection explores color, structure, and the quiet architecture of light. The collection includes the Cadence pattern, with Art Deco-influenced vertical panes forming a structured, rhythmic repeat