Design Notes from the Studio
After 20 years designing homes across the US, Europe, and Asia, I returned to Colorado to focus exclusively on South Denver neighborhoods. This journal shares what I'm learning as I navigate Centennial kitchens, Littleton historic homes, and the unique challenges of designing close to home.
You'll find project stories, design philosophy, practical advice, and honest reflections on what it takes to create homes that work for real families.
The Art of Choosing: Trade, Retail, and Custom Furnishings
At Jamie House Design, we curate interiors using a mix of trade, retail, and custom pieces to create a home that is as unique as you are. Our expertise ensures that each selection aligns with your aesthetic, lifestyle, and budget while elevating the overall design.
High-Low Interior Decoration: Elevating Retail Accessories
As an interior designer, I firmly believe in the power of mixing custom, designer-only furniture with thoughtfully selected retail accessories to create a layered, high-end look. A curated home isn’t about everything being bespoke or everything being from a retail store—it’s about the mix. At Jamie House Design, we source from places like the Denver Design Center for one-of-a-kind, trade-only pieces, but we also incorporate beautifully designed retail finds to balance out a space.
High-Low Interior Decoration: Pairing Retail with Designer Pieces
As an interior designer, I believe in blending custom, designer-only furniture with thoughtfully selected retail pieces to create a high-end, curated look. A truly sophisticated home isn’t about everything being bespoke or everything being from a retail store—it’s about the mix. At Jamie House Design, we source from places like the Denver Design Center for exclusive, trade-only pieces while incorporating beautifully designed retail finds to balance a space.
How to Choose Exterior Paint Colors for a Bungalow (Or Any Older Home)
Lately, I’ve been deep in the process of selecting the perfect exterior paint color for our charming bungalow. As a designer, I naturally gravitate toward timeless neutrals—there’s something undeniably sophisticated about a soft gray home. But this house, in this neighborhood, feels like it deserves something more vibrant, something with personality. It’s a rare opportunity to embrace color in a way that feels both classic and playful.
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