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.
Design for Wellness: How Interiors Support Peace, Joy & Creativity
Why some rooms feel good to be in and others don't, the specific variables that make a difference, and what you can do about them without a full renovation.
Design with Intention: How to Vote with Your Dollars in Interior Design
In a world that can often feel overwhelming, we still have the power to shape it; one choice, one purchase, one home at a time. The way we spend our money is a reflection of our values, a quiet yet profound act of belief in the world we want to live in. When it comes to interior design, every dollar spent is an opportunity to invest in craftsmanship, integrity, and community.
Mountain Modern vs. Contemporary: Finding Your Style in Denver
Two styles get lumped together constantly, and they're not the same thing. Here's the real difference between Mountain Modern and Contemporary, and how to know which one is actually yours.
How to Bring Art and Antiques Into Your Home
Original art over anything mass-produced. Pieces with real history over pieces that just fill a shelf. Here's how to actually live with the things you love.
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.
Creating Beautiful, Eco-Friendly Children’s Spaces
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.
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.
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.
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