NEW ENGLAND INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO
At home with Jamie Keskin
Layered and lived in, Jamie personalizes each of her designs to bring out your unique style.
Jamie has been redesigning homes throughout New England since 2014 and holds a Bachelor's Degree in Interior Design from Suffolk University at the New England School of Art & Design.
Jamie's high-end interior design studio is focused on whole home design, specializing in full furnishing and décor for renovations and new construction in Boston and throughout New England.
Jamie is known for her passion for sourcing timeless, vintage rugs and unique pieces that effortlessly illuminate a room with their storied past. She gets her inspiration from many things; fabrics, art, antique stores and frequent travel to Turkey.
Her designs have been featured in New England Home Magazine, the Boston Globe, Romantic Homes Magazine and online at Forbes and HGTV.
When she is not designing for her clients you can find her soaking in every moment with her husband and their two young kids, searching for the next best recipe to try, sifting through antique stores or designing her own home. Ask her husband, there's always an ongoing design project at the Keskin residence, but one that he is always on board with.
Our mission is to celebrate the past through modern design that invites happiness, comfort and conversation home.
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What is your design style?I like to mix the old with the new to create a layered and lived in look inside your home. Warm, cozy and timeless are descriptive words to describe my personal design style. However, I design bespoke looks based on your unique style. From modern to coastal farmhouse, I can do it all.
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Where do you find all of your vintage rugs?I source vintage and vintage reproduction rugs from antique stores, through the incredible contacts and relationships I have made with trusted vendors and sellers over the years as well as overseas when I am visiting my husband's family in Turkey.
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If I have young kids, can I have nice furniture?"Believe it or not, yes! The key is to choose the right fabric that is durable and can withstand everyday living. I have two young kids myself and I am here to tell you that it is possible.