About Us
James Duncan cofounded his eponymous design company with his wife and partner Miriam eighteen years ago. It is a full-service design firm as well as a “to the trade” bespoke furniture company selling in New York, LA, Miami, and Toronto. James Duncan Inc. has completed residential projects in Florida and New York, the United Kingdom, and France.
As well as numerous art projects, Duncan has also designed mosaic tile for New Ravenna, rugs and is developing a wallcovering line with renowned artist Eloin Rivera.
James Duncan Inc has been named to the prestigious Luxe Gold list in 2020, 2021, and 2022 which recognizes the top 20 most influential design and architecture companies in Florida.
In 2019 two of James Duncan Inc’s projects were awarded the cover of Luxe magazine.
In 2019 James Duncan was sponsored by Goldman Saks for their 10SKB program.
James Duncan Inc. is a recipient of a 2017 Architectural Digest “Great Design Award” for New Ravenna’s Indus stone and bronze mosaic tile design.
James Duncan Inc designed the Flagship stores for Eberjey in New York City and Miami.
Their work has been featured in Elle Décor, Interior Design Magazine, Architectural Digest, Interiors, House Beautiful, House and Garden, Avenue Magazine, New York Spaces, Vogue, Domino, The New York Times, and many other publications.
James Duncan has been quoted in the Wallstreet journal home section on numerous occasions.
James Duncan cofounded Fillabag LLC, a movement dedicated to removing trash from our beaches. With the support of the Miami Foundation, Fillabag has installed dozens of posts at beach entrances along the Florida coast with buckets that the general public fills with trash on beach walks. Fill a bag has found great success with locals, schools, and sports teams, encouraging awareness of our environment and our precious resources.
In 2016 James Duncan created “Decommissioned I” is the first in a series of anti-gun culture protest projects. The goal of decommissioning guns and transforming them into powerful, startling blue sculptures is to get guns off the street. Proceeds from the project will go to the support of gun buyback programs.