Pure.Krome's answer shows how to use a table variable instead of a #temp table. If you really want a #temp table based on a known table type (without having to know the column names/definitions), you can say:
DECLARE @d usr.NameList;
SELECT * INTO #superBrand FROM @d;
Now, #superBrand
should match the table structure of the table type, minus the constraints (and marginally useful secondary indexes, starting with SQL Server 2014).
Of course, the rest of your code that then populates the #temp table is going to have to know the structure. So, what exactly is the purpose of declaring a #temp table with the same structure as a table type?
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