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According to Jenn Cameron of her namesake interior design firm, now is the time to add color to your home.

Whether it’s subtle pops of color sprinkled throughout your residence or bold dark statement walls, adding color to your home is a great way to express your personality while also creating a happy and welcoming vibe.

Jenn Cameron fell in love with interior design in her own home.

While Cameron’s passion for the arts has always been present, it wasn’t until she designed her own home seven years ago that she realized interior design was the perfect match.

“When we bought our current home, the previous owners had installed a gorgeous marble kitchen island,” she says. “While I love the look of natural marble, it has not been ideal for us.” It’s a high-maintenance stone prone to staining, which is especially important for homes with kids, which has been exactly Cameron’s experience. 

“I love the charm and uniqueness that these books can add to a client's space. These books often have dark blue and green beautiful covers—a very moody addition to one's space.”

“I always recommend having a professional to hang draperies,” agrees interior designer Jenn Cameron. “It is so important to make sure that they are hung at the right location, especially if you want the drapes to just ‘kiss’ the floor.”

Jenn Cameron, the founder of Jenn Cameron Interiors, likes to purchase neutral bedding when it's on sale. Cameron explains how a neutral duvet or coverlet often allows other elements in the room to shine, which is why it's worth the investment.

Classic, rounded bullnose edges are an elegant countertop style well-suited for longevity. Interior designer Jenn Cameron recommends this style for family households with traditional design preferences.

These days, it may seem like you can’t get much for just $25, but it’s time to reframe that mindset. In fact, you can source plenty of fun pieces for your fireplace mantel, walls, and even coffee table decor at this price point — you just have to know what to look for and where to shop. Here, interior designers share the pieces they always aim to source for $25 or less. Because sometimes, there’s just no need to spend more! 

“I’m very on board with the frame TV”, says Baltimore-based interior designer Jenn Cameron. “Oftentimes in design we try to hide the TV. We don’t want the TV to be the focus of the room.”

Don’t be afraid of wallpaper; it can transform a room with very little effort. “Wallpaper can brighten walls, add textural detail, and increase drama for a relatively low price,” says Jenn Cameron, owner of Jenn Cameron Interiors.

"People are appreciating home even more," says Baltimore-based interior designer Jenn Cameron. "We've spent so much time at home and realized that having a beautiful space really makes a difference."

Jenn Cameron borrowed inspiration from her artistic background to bring a theatrical touch to a family sunroom.

For me, success when looking at a business specifically, is waking up everyday excited to work in my field. I have had the privilege of pursing careers (my first career being as a Musical Theatre Performer and my second as an Interior Designer), that I am passionate about. I truly love what I do and feel that is being successful.

Jenn Cameron borrowed inspiration from her artistic background to bring a theatrical touch to a family sunroom. Built as a sophisticated retreat for a housewife and her girlfriends, this sunroom remains an accessible family space.

Just as interior design styles have changed through the years, so have interior design rules. One rule today's designers are bending? Mixing metals and finishes. "I love mixing metals, as I feel it adds visual interest and makes the space unique," shares Jenn Cameron of Jenn Cameron Interiors in Baltimore, Maryland.

For some, a tech-free space doesn't mean being without any tech, but rather setting limits on its use. "My client wanted an all-purpose sunroom where the family could gather for game night or a mom's wine evening, and they had difficulty deciding whether or not to include a television," Jenn Cameron of Jenn Cameron Interiors in Baltimore, Maryland says.

Inspired by her New Orleans upbringing, Jenn Cameron incorporates Southern charm and elegance into her designs when appropriate, and edgy elements when interiors need that “pop.” She loves incorporating family heirlooms with current trends, and ultimately wants her clients to have a home that is family-friendly and practical but also luxurious. Jenn also often draws inspiration from magazines, social media and design books. Whether it is a minor aesthetic update or a full room transformation, she believes in designing spaces that clients will love and that remain authentic to them.