From the perfect fabric to the perfect outfit, Jaimee Rose’s eye for beauty extends beyond interiors and into everyday life.
Jaimee Rose was born to design. “I can walk into a room and instantly see a vision,” says the Phoenix-based interior designer. “I love helping people bring big dreams to life, and creating that sacred envelope that is a home. I couldn’t NOT do it.” As the principal of Jaimee Rose Interiors, she is known for her classic, crisp and coveted style—an aesthetic that blends timeless beauty with unique and unexpected touches.
Living in Arizona shapes her work in ways both grand and subtle. “In Arizona, tucked under these wide-open skies, everything is big. Breath here feels deeper,” she shares. “Our homes are generous and sprawling. We have room to stretch and grow. There is an undercurrent of warmth and calm. The light is amber and abundant. Arizona is a secret bliss.”
Currently, Rose is immersed in “many beautiful clients and dream-level projects and opportunities,” but one in particular feels deeply personal. “I’m very excited to also reveal my own new home this year!”
For Rose, the magic is in the details. “I love walking along a street in London, spying an antique sink in the back of a bustling restaurant kitchen, and translating that into something real and tangible in a powder bath in Gilbert,” she says. Design isn’t just her profession—it’s her passion. jaimeerose.com
“Can you imagine a better-titled coffee table book for Arizona? This new Assouline beauty is going in our project starting lineup!” Grace in the Desert: The Beauty of Saudi Arabia’s Camels (Assouline), assouline.com
“Two of my favorite brands got together and made a sofa I adore—even if I think my mom had this in the ’90s.” Schoolhouse x Clare V. Marc striped sofa, schoolhouse.com
“Handmade by the loveliest artist couple, Artemas Quibble bracelets and belt buckles are a market find of mine and a secret of celebrity stylists. Everyone will ask what you’re wearing.” Artemas Quibble BR 53 top hinge solid brass bracelet, artemas-quibble.com
“I might hoard original art, and I’d hunt down pieces by Loren Yagoda all over the globe. Luckily, she’s here in Cave Creek.” Loren Yagoda, “Parallel Existance,” acrylic on canvas, 63” x 54”, lorenyagoda.com
“It holds absolutely nothing, and I’ve never been more in love.” Saint Laurent Mini YSL cube leather top-handle bag, neimanmarcus.com
“That Loewe luxe life, powder room edition. This smells like summer, my dad, the garden and joy.” Loewe Tomato Leaves hand cleanser, perfumesloewe.com
“These planters might be in almost all of my projects—designed by a friend on the East Coast and sold locally at Camelback Flowershop.” Gray Gardens Bucket planters, camelbackflowershop.com
“Darker wood is trending and this new CB2 find is so, so good.” CB2 Emira 64-inch oval oak wood console table by Evan Jerry of Studio ANANSI, cb2.com
“Fur, cast bronze and the artistry of De La Vega combine into a bed that must become mine.” De La Vega Wild Things bed, dlvdesigns.com; johnbrooksinc.com
“San Francisco hosts one of my favorite boutiques—March—home to this cheerful bubble vase that is happily announcing spring.” Murano Bubble vase, marchsf.com
“The hold that mocha mousse has on me! We’ve been devoted to the Pantone color of the year for ages, as visualized by Verellen.” Verellen Parker dining chair, verellen.biz
“How did we ever get dressed before sets? Sandro is one of my most adored Parisian brands, and now all over the USA.” Sandro Peter Pan collar jacket and short box-pleated mini skirt, neimanmarcus.com
“I can’t believe that ruffled pillows are back—and that I’m here for it!” Lulu and Georgia Mauree velvet pillow in dusty pink, luluandgeorgia.com
“In fashion and in interiors, I like a little unexpected edge.” Rabanne XL Link and Cuff earrings, modaoperandi.com
“I’m buying an extra pair to frame for my closet. I was a dancer and these are a dream.” Gucci Horsebit ballet flats, gucci.com
Graphic framed art, architectural lighting and a subdued color palette define a cozy dining area by Jaimee Rose Interiors.
