MY DESIGN JOURNEY
You have built a full life. Your home should make that life feel easier, more beautiful, and more connected.
Instead, building or renovating can quickly begin to feel like a second full-time job. Your days are already full, yet decisions about floor plans, cabinetry, stone, lighting, furnishings, vendors, and construction details keep piling up. You may know what you love—and you certainly know how you want your home to feel—but translating that vision into hundreds of interconnected decisions is another matter entirely.
The real challenge is not a lack of taste or inspiration. It is the absence of one clear, cohesive vision—and an experienced person protecting that vision from the earliest plans through the final installation.
Without that guidance, even beautiful selections can become disconnected. Rooms are designed in isolation. Decisions are rushed on site. Conflicting opinions, availability, budget pressures, and construction realities slowly dilute the original vision. The result may be a beautifully renovated house that still does not feel entirely like you.
That fragmentation costs more than time. It can lead to expensive reselections, change orders, delays, and compromises that could have been anticipated. It creates decision fatigue and the constant pressure of wondering whether you are making the right choice. And perhaps most frustrating of all, you can make a significant investment and still end up with a home that feels predictable, pieced together, or overly designed.
Jen Adair Interiors exists to remove that burden and hold the entire vision.
We lead full-service design projects with clarity, creativity, and intention—considering not only how each space looks, but how the architecture, materials, furnishings, and details work together throughout the home. From initial concepts and coordinated selections to drawings, procurement, installation, and final styling, we guide the process while protecting the cohesion of the design at every stage.
Our approach is thoughtful, highly edited, and deeply personal. We believe luxury is not about excess. It is found in the quality of the materials, the restraint of the design, the way a room functions, and the details that make a home feel collected rather than decorated.
The result is a home that feels effortless the moment you enter it: warm, grounded, quietly luxurious, and unmistakably yours.
It supports the way you live every day and the way you welcome the people you love. Every room feels connected, every detail feels considered, and nothing feels as though it was chosen simply to fill a space. You are no longer explaining what you wanted, managing endless decisions, or second-guessing what was chosen.
You simply get to live beautifully in a home that reflects who you are, what you value, and the life you have built.
Luxury in the details. Ease in the experience.
Recently Featured in the April 2025 Home Edition of Palm Springs Life Magazine.
Meet the team.
One of the most exciting developments at the studio this year has been welcoming Alexa Simone into an expanded role as Design Assistant and Creative Specialist.
Before joining Jen Adair Interiors, Alexa built a successful career in Los Angeles as a commercial stylist, where she developed a strong eye for composition, storytelling, and visual presentation. Her creative background brings a fresh perspective to our studio and plays an important role in how we communicate design concepts to our clients.
Today, Alexa supports the design team through presentation development, material organization, project coordination, and creative content creation. She is also expanding her technical design skills through ongoing training in SketchUp and CAD, allowing her to contribute to projects in new and exciting ways as she continues her growth within the industry.
Her creativity, enthusiasm, and willingness to learn have made her an invaluable part of our team. On a personal note, it has been incredibly rewarding to work alongside my daughter and watch her transition into the world of interior design while helping shape the future of our growing studio.
Having an eye is one thing, but you have to be able to execute.
Kelly Wearstler