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.
Designing for Real Life: Beauty Meets Function in Every Room
Discover how interior design transforms kitchens, family rooms, bedrooms, and basements into beautiful, functional spaces. Jamie House Design brings architectural expertise to South Denver homes.
Creating Beautiful, Eco-Friendly Children’s Spaces
In honor of the Global Climate Strike, and in honor of pushing the Interior Design Industry to be more green, I’m highlighting one company who’s furniture is incredibly well designed AND made from recycling discarded plastic children’s toys. BRILLIANT. Historically in the Interior Design industry “Green” meant plain and scratchy and well green colors. I guess the idea was that people who want “Green” products want their products to LOOK “Green”. Which could be the case in some instances but for the most part people want their style and ALSO environmentally friendly. It still has a long way to go.
Designing a Stylish, Family-Friendly Home: Debunking Common Myths
As a seasoned interior designer with nearly 20 years of experience, I’ve worked with families across Denver, Littleton, and beyond to create homes that are both stunning and functional. At Jamie House Design, we believe that having children doesn’t mean sacrificing luxury or style. Your home should serve your family beautifully, providing comfort, practicality, and a refined aesthetic that enhances daily life. Let’s debunk some of the most common myths about designing with kids in mind.
A Designer’s Living Room: The Heart of My 1920s Bungalow
Since I shared the space that inspired my living room I should share with you my living room. I LOVE this house. I feel personality in architecture and space and our house is very matronly and sweet. She's not fancy, but she's caring & comfortable.
Designing a Big Kid Bedroom: Functional, Personal, Built to Last
When my Garden Oaks clients and I discussed the future of their home, we knew this room would eventually become their son RC’s big kid bedroom. Initially, it served as a guest room, office, and general storage space—a common scenario in many homes. However, with a new baby on the way, the "in the future" project quickly became a priority. It was time to create a functional, stylish, and timeless space that RC could grow into while also serving as a playroom.
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