The Petite Keep Tastemaker Series: Five Creatives, Five Signature Prints

The Petite Keep Tastemaker Series: Five Creatives, Five Signature Prints

Artistry always comes with a story. Behind every print is meaningful inspiration, a distinct point of view, and memories worth holding onto. Meet the five creatives behind the Petite Keep Tastemaker Series.

The curated collaboration brings together Alison Kenworthy, James Farmer, Kellie Brown, Megan Pinckney Rutherford, and Camilla Moss, each bringing their personal style, perspective, and story to a limited-edition Petite Keep Signature Print.

 

We invited each Tastemaker to create a Signature Print inspired by the places, people, traditions, and experiences that have shaped the way they see the world. Each Tastemaker approached the collaboration from a deeply personal perspective, drawing from meaningful details in their own lives and work. Together, the five prints tell five distinct stories, while creating a beautiful backdrop for the memories and keepsakes families will add to their Trunks for years to come.

 

“Petite Keep Signature Prints have always been an opportunity to translate meaningful traditions, places, and memories through pattern,” said Lindsay Mullenger, Founder and CEO of Petite Keep. “The Petite Keep Tastemakers collection expands on that idea by inviting Tastemakers we deeply admire to share their own visual language and the stories behind what inspires them. Each print feels deeply personal to its designer, while offering families a meaningful backdrop for their own stories, memories, and traditions to carry forward for generations to come.”

 

Meet the Tastemakers

Alison Kenworthy is the Founder and CEO of Homeworthy and a three-time Emmy Award-winning television producer who celebrates the stories and beauty found within the world’s most inspiring homes. Her Signature Print, The Collected Home, reflects Alison’s signature style through piles of books, Staffordshire dogs, classic armchairs, and topiaries.

What does being a Tastemaker mean to you?

For me it's having the confidence to trust your eye—and the curiosity to keep refining it. It's about knowing what you love, mixing things in unexpected ways, and occasionally convincing other people that they might love it too.  The fun is in finding something fabulous before everyone else does.

How would you describe your personal style in three words?

Classic, Collected, Unfussy

Camilla Moss is a Birmingham-based artist and textile designer whose work is inspired by faith, family, and everyday beauty, creating pieces that make a home feel layered, welcoming, and beautifully lived in. Featuring Camilla’s signature hand-painted watercolors, her Signature Print, Ginny, captures the warmth of a golden Southern summer spent on the Georgia coast with a treasured friend through vibrant florals, delicate butterflies, and darling peacocks.

Who or what has had the greatest influence on your creative point of view?

My mom has had the greatest influence on my creative point of view. She is the most creative person I know and, like so many creatives, has always been able to make something beautiful out of almost nothing. She started hand-sewing when she was expecting my oldest brother nearly 50 years ago and has never stopped creating. She made our clothes as children, including the most exquisite French hand-sewn dresses, started a successful monogramming business, and now designs the most creative needlepoint pieces. I’m also endlessly inspired by getting outdoors; stepping away from my studio and spending time in God’s creation always gives me more inspiration than I could ever ask for.

What is something you own that you could never part with, and why?

All reasonable and truly important things aside, one of the things I treasure most is a pair of pearl earrings my husband gave me on our wedding day. They are a family heirloom that I feel honored to have and hope to one day pass down to the next generation in our family. I think of my husband every morning when I put them on, which makes them even more special to me. And really, what is more Southern than a simple pair of pearl studs?

James Farmer is an interior designer and author, drawing from his signature Southern style and appreciation for tradition, pattern, and gracious living. Inspired by his beloved niece Margaret, his Signature Print, Margaret, features peach-hued geraniums, delicate lattice, and a curious little bunny, capturing her playful spirit and charm.

What makes a home feel truly personal to you?

To me, home is having a meal that everyone in the family knows… a Sunday dinner, special occasion or simply a favorite dessert. Familiarity makes us truly feel at home. So, knowing that a meal together means the family will gather to celebrate and commemorate the day is home to me!

What is one tradition, ritual, or way of living you hope to carry forward?

I love setting the table with the generations represented. Mama’s China and Mimi’s silver… Generations that have gone before us but setting a place for those who have now arrived! I truly believe that setting a place for our loved ones is a high honor.

Kellie Brown is a multi-hyphen creative and founder of Deeply Madly Modern whose work spans the fashion, beauty, and design communities where she shares her passion for interiors, vintage finds, and beautifully lived-in spaces. Her Signature Print, Deeply Madly, captures the hazy beauty of waking from a dream through softly blurred forms and an artistic, unexpected approach to color and design.

What’s your most controversial design opinion?

My most controversial design opinion is that most people don't actually know what they like. They are often trying to replicate what they know vs. discovering their own taste.

What makes something worth keeping?

Something is worth keeping if you don't forget about it when it's out of sight or when you do bump into it, a joy washes over you and you know you'd be less happy without it.

Megan Pinckney Rutherford is a writer, cultural steward, and founder of PINCK and the Future Matriarch movement, inspiring women to thoughtfully shape the homes, traditions, and stories they leave behind for future generations. Her Signature Print, The Legacy Weave, pairs shades of Camellia pink and haint blue in a design honoring the artistry of African textiles, Lowcountry sweetgrass baskets, and the women whose stories are woven into every generation.

What story or feeling did you hope to capture through your Petite Keep Signature Print?

I wanted The Legacy Weave to feel like something that could have been passed down, while still feeling fresh enough to become part of the memories we’re making now. The design pulls from the bold patterns of African textiles, softened by colors that remind me of South Carolina—blush pink, haint blue, and indigo. It’s a reflection of so much of what inspires PINCK: heritage, beauty, home and the idea that the things we inherit don’t have to stay frozen in the past. We can honor where they came from while making them our own.

What do you hope your keepsakes will tell future generations about you?

I hope they tell them that I paid attention, that I thought the little things were worth keeping, and that I believed every life is worth remembering. More than anything, I hope those keepsakes give them context for who I was, what I loved and the life we built, because I believe that’s part of our responsibility as future matriarchs: not just leaving things behind, but leaving enough of the story for those after us to understand why they mattered

Together, the Petite Keep Tastemakers collection celebrates the stories behind the people who create, gather, and keep beautiful things. Each Signature Print offers a glimpse into the memories, traditions, and influences that have shaped its Tastemaker, while giving Petite Keep customers a beautiful new way to keep their own stories close.

Rooted in Petite Keep’s belief in celebrating Memories in the Making™, the collection is a reminder that the things we keep often tell a much bigger story: where we have been, who we love, what we carry forward, and the traditions we hope will last for generations.

The Petite Keep Tastemaker Series launched September 30 and can be personalized here.