JMorris Design

JMorris Design JMorris Design LLC is an award winning, top ranked, and widely published interior design studio in Historic Park Slope Brooklyn, New York. Principal Jennifer J.

We specialize in marrying traditional and modern design styles to transform spaces not only functionally and visual JMorris Design creates beautiful, inspired, creative, spaces that work. They bring professional credentials and over a decade of experience in high-end residential, hotel, restaurant, and office interior architectural design. Morris leads the design process with a focus on efficiency

, cost effectiveness, and managing all phases of a project to deliver superior quality and value with uncompromising attention to detail. Certified by the U.S Green Building Council in Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED), Morris is fully engaged in green and sustainability design, offering earth-friendly insights and products that provide cost savings over the lifetime of a space. Additionally certified by the National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ), Morris provides expertise in the design and creation of environments meeting the highest possible safety standards. JMorris Design emphasizes professionalism, project management skill, and attention to craft in every aspect of the job. We listen to our clients, and place the client’s style, aesthetic, and ethic at the heart of every project. Our expertise ranges from furniture and finish selection, to custom design, specification writing and purchase ordering, creation of material boards, architectural CAD and free-hand drawing, to the development and layout of drawing sets. We have an extensive network of manufacturers, vendors, artists and artisans available to fulfill unique visions, meeting all needs and budgets.

06/11/2026
So this space turned out so well, the tween kids actually play cards and hang out here. The crisp white built-ins provid...
06/10/2026

So this space turned out so well, the tween kids actually play cards and hang out here. The crisp white built-ins provide the ideal backdrop to let powder blue chairs and a slouchy bean bag pop. My favorite part might be the table, which reminds me a little of a chess piece, so it's perfect for game night.

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Although I love everything in this design, the light fixture has stolen my heart. The soft pink adds a sweet touch to t...
06/08/2026

Although I love everything in this design, the light fixture has stolen my heart. The soft pink adds a sweet touch to the space, enhancing the metallic finishes.

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This entry was a tall generic box for this Sag Harbor Home. We added beadboard to play with scale, an oceany wallpaper,...
06/05/2026

This entry was a tall generic box for this Sag Harbor Home. We added beadboard to play with scale, an oceany wallpaper, and this raffia-wrapped chandelier. Hinting at the beach but not beating you over the head with it. There's something about the contrast between the vivid rug and the tonal palette I can't help but love.

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After countless tile color combos and renderings to get the palette just so, the kitchen of my Fort Greene brownstone pr...
06/03/2026

After countless tile color combos and renderings to get the palette just so, the kitchen of my Fort Greene brownstone project came together perfectly. I owe so much to Mercury Mosaics for this incredible tile installation. As seen in , , and .

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In my Victorian townhouse project, the dining nook is all about coziness. I love layering shades of the same color. A mu...
06/01/2026

In my Victorian townhouse project, the dining nook is all about coziness. I love layering shades of the same color. A muted blue banquette ties into the artwork and the crown molding, giving the space a cohesive feel without matching to the point of being too precious. Color drenching at its finest!

This dining space is the perfect example of a monochromatic palette that doesn't read as snoozy or bland. Herringbone f...
05/29/2026

This dining space is the perfect example of a monochromatic palette that doesn't read as snoozy or bland. Herringbone floors and a view of the greenery outdoors break things up enough to feel rich and inviting.

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Show of hands if you would have loved having a space like this when you were growing up. With its whimsical wallpaper an...
05/27/2026

Show of hands if you would have loved having a space like this when you were growing up. With its whimsical wallpaper and playful tones, this corner of my Fort Greene project remains a favorite.

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How gorgeous are the contrasting details in this dining room? I could marry that stone on the dining table. The traditi...
05/25/2026

How gorgeous are the contrasting details in this dining room? I could marry that stone on the dining table. The traditional ceiling provides the perfect juxtaposition against the contemporary furnishings, while the rich palette ties everything together.

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100 Eighth Avenue #1R
Brooklyn, NY
11215

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+17184994813

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