Design Notes from the Studio
After 24 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.
How to Shop for Your Home While You Travel
A few swatches and one tape measure turn a great travel find into something that actually works in your home. Here's what's worth packing before you go.
Why I Source Vintage and Antique Pieces
Patina can't be manufactured. Here's why vintage and antique pieces solve design problems new furniture can't, and how they make even brand new construction feel like it has roots.
Five Home Updates That Make a Difference This Spring
Not trend reports or pillow swaps; five substantive changes that solve the problems you've been living with all winter. From a Centennial CO interior designer with 25 years of experience.
How to Find Materials That Make Your Home Yours
Interior designer shares how and where to find materials beyond big box stores. Mix high and low, new and vintage, commercial and custom to create homes with real personality.
How an Interior Designer Helps You Find, Buy, and Display Art That Feels Like Home
Discover how a Centennial interior designer helps you find meaningful art, support local artists, and arrange pieces into cohesive gallery walls that tell your story.
The Invisible Details That Make Your Home Feel Authentically Yours
Discover how thoughtful interior design details create a home that feels uniquely yours, even when guests can't pinpoint why. Expert insights on color flow, pattern mixing, and meaningful decor.
Interior Design Trends 2026: Quality, Authenticity, and Breaking the Rules
Discover meaningful interior design trends for 2026 from Centennial designer Jamie House Design: quality materials, custom built-ins, original art, and designing homes for how you actually live.
How to Design a Home That Feels Like You
Why "finding your style" is the wrong starting point, and the questions that get you to a home that feels like yours.
Where I Shop: Denver-Area Sources Worth Knowing
The local Denver showrooms and stores I return to most often; tile and stone, antiques, plumbing fixtures, art, and fabric, and what I specifically go to each of them for.
Natural Materials I'm Using Right Now (And Why They Hold Up)
Lava stone, limestone, reclaimed wood, cork, limewash; the natural materials worth specifying right now and the honest practical case for each.
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A few swatches and one tape measure turn a great travel find into something that actually works in your home. Here's what's worth packing before you go.