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AD PRO LIVE: The Power of Unexpected Color

AD100 designers Alexa Hampton and Miles Redd dissect emerging color trends and go behind the designs of their pigment-packed residential projects

Coinciding with AD PRO’s Color Trend Report 2025, AD100 interior designers Alexa Hampton and Miles Redd sit down with AD PRO senior editor Mel Studach to dissect the color techniques gaining momentum in residential interiors today. Plus, decorative artist James Mobley calls in to share a look at his process and the details designers should know before working with the specialists. Presented by Kohler.


Featured Panelists
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Alexa Hampton
Design Principal, Mark Hampton LLC

For more than two decades, Alexa Hampton has gracefully guided Mark Hampton LLC’s sumptuous interiors into the modern age. Whether she’s crafting a pared-back Hamptons retreat or tastefully updating her father’s work in a New York abode, the AD100 Hall of Famer upholds the firm’s long-standing sensibilities: timeless interiors with attention down to the very last detail. With her numerous design projects, product lines with Theodore Alexander, Generation Lighting, Kravet and many more, and online discussion series, 52 Weeks of Design, Hampton is one of the hardest-working people in the industry.


Photo: Steve Freihon
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Miles Redd
Design Principal, Redd Kaihoi

Miles Redd’s designs are not for the aesthetically meek. Bright colors and bold patterns prevail in the New York–based AD100 and AD PRO Directory designer’s work, produced in collaboration with business partner David Kaihoi. The firm’s interiors exude a certain fearlessness and an undeniable sense of fun—all while still feeling very much like home. Trained under design legends Bunny Williams and John Rosselli, Redd has rounded out his interiors portfolio with a line fabric, wallpaper, and rugs for Schumacher.


Photography courtesy Redd Kaihoi