Jamie's journey as a designer began at the Colorado Institute of Art, where she studied interior design and architecture. She graduated with honors at the top of her class. Coveted internships with a model home design firm and an international hospitality design firm led her to a full-time engagement immediately after graduation. As Jamie's focus shifted to residential work, she was hired by a European antique dealer with a high-end residential firm. The firm's clientele includes many celebrities and overseas clients so, for almost a decade, Jamie was privileged to work with them on some of the most magnificent mountain homes in Colorado.
If you find yourself in Jamie's "morning room, " you'll be surrounded by personal photographs taken during Jamie's travel days hung on every wall. Her children's folk art creations lovingly placed on the mantle. In this image to her right is her grandmother's lamp; probably an item of no monetary value, but Jamie was always fond of it growing up. The chair is one of two African Mahogany chairs from the 1940s, custom-made for the French Ambassador. They had never been upholstered until Jamie purchased them and felt they were screaming for a French velvet to complete their comfortable feel.
Custom laser cut cherry wood panel. Soon to be a ceiling treatment. Stay tuned!
Beautiful thick walls. Lovely view.
A bed found on Craigslist gets a makeover. Painted with milk paint, distressed and custom made bedding. I love clients who aren’t afraid to have fun!
Horse ranch finally completed. Custom cabinet and countertop, beautiful English wallpaper and copper accents make this a one of a kind.#lovelessstonean dtile @Kirkpatrickstu dios @shanahancollec tion @lewisandwood wood
Big shout out to @artichokesandp omegranates for designing this beautiful dried flower arrangement. Tomorrow it goes to it’s new home, a horse ranch in Colorado. It will be perfect on their 10’ dining table.