Led by Rebecca Johnson (left)  and Rebecca Campbell (right)

Rebecca‑Rebecca Studio is a multidisciplinary design practice founded by Rebecca Johnson and Rebecca Campbell, two creative forces whose work spans fine art, architecture, interiors, and hospitality. Together, they craft environments that are richly layered, emotionally resonant, and deeply rooted in storytelling.

Rebecca Johnson brings a painter’s eye and a sculptor’s hand to spatial design. With a background in fine art and a passion for expressive materials, she is known for creating soulful, narrative-driven interiors that blur the boundaries between gallery, restaurant, and home. She is the creative force behind Moonflower and Binx in Manhattan’s West Village, and Frankie in Jersey City, beloved hospitality spaces that reflect her ethos of community, color, and craft. Her work has been featured in Domino, The New York Times Style Magazine, and Eater.

Rebecca Campbell, an architect by training, approaches design with clarity, rhythm, and a deep respect for context. With years of experience across residential and commercial projects in New York City, her work is defined by thoughtful planning, warm minimalism, and a signature blend of precision and atmosphere.

At the heart of Rebecca‑Rebecca Studio is a shared belief: that design is most powerful when it’s personal, poetic, and human-centered.