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.

This hallway vignette in my Victorian Townhouse always stops me in my tracks. The oversized botanical print, a brass sc...
09/04/2026

This hallway vignette in my Victorian Townhouse always stops me in my tracks. The oversized botanical print, a brass sconce, and a pared-back arrangement of accessories keep the focus on the home's traditional details.

09/03/2026
In this Highline Penthouse Duplex dining area, I gave the structural elements the full treatment. A tiled column anchor...
09/02/2026

In this Highline Penthouse Duplex dining area, I gave the structural elements the full treatment. A tiled column anchors the dining area and introduces a sort of tactile warmth that enhances the look of this modern, window-filled space.

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has landed on something so perfect here. Botanical prints tie into the upholstered banquette, and everything from the t...
08/31/2026

has landed on something so perfect here. Botanical prints tie into the upholstered banquette, and everything from the tablescape to the floor adds another layer of texture, making the space feel warm and inviting.

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Even the utility spaces in my Sag Harbor project deserve attention. A graphic floral tile backsplash in dusty blue and t...
08/28/2026

Even the utility spaces in my Sag Harbor project deserve attention. A graphic floral tile backsplash in dusty blue and terracotta turns a purely functional space into a gorgeous focal point that brings a hint of whimsy into the ordinary.

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In my Bleecker Street dining room, a vibrant accent wall sets the tone, and sconces pull from the room's deeper shades....
08/24/2026

In my Bleecker Street dining room, a vibrant accent wall sets the tone, and sconces pull from the room's deeper shades. The layered wall finishes give so much depth.

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It took more tile color combinations than I care to admit, but this Fort Greene Brownstone kitchen landed exactly where ...
08/21/2026

It took more tile color combinations than I care to admit, but this Fort Greene Brownstone kitchen landed exactly where it needed to. The tile installation by Mercury Mosaics is everything I hoped it would be and more: precise, beautiful, and worth every revision. As seen in , , and .

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The use of color and material in this kitchen is so gorgeous. There's a retro vibe that nods to earlier design eras, bu...
08/19/2026

The use of color and material in this kitchen is so gorgeous. There's a retro vibe that nods to earlier design eras, but the stone sink and detailed island keep it fresh.

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I've always believed that every room deserves the full design experience. In my Victorian Townhouse project, dusty blue ...
08/17/2026

I've always believed that every room deserves the full design experience. In my Victorian Townhouse project, dusty blue walls, a patterned Roman shade, and custom built-in cabinetry turn a purely functional space into one that's filled with personality. My favorite detail is the metal grill for the door fronts that lets air out, and you can get a hint of what’s stored. The top is also plastic laminate. It’s a throwback material but SUPER durable.

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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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