Jacqueline Row living room concept in a private Atlanta residence, with a curved chocolate velvet sofa, black marble nesting tables, a fluted walnut wall, and a polished brass sconce.

Living Art, Composed For Private Life.

A warm modern interior design studio in Atlanta — luxury staging for listings, and composing homes, single rooms, and the spaces beyond them. Coast to coast.

The Studio

Jacqueline Row works by commission. The work is done room by room, in sequence, so that a house is considered rather than assembled. Beyond the home, the same standard carries into the spaces where business is received. Every project begins with the architecture, and the life inside it.

 

The Collection: Orrefors x Michelin Chef Björn Frantzén

Swedish crystal designed with the only chef in the world holding three Michelin stars at three restaurants. More pieces added as they're chosen.

 
 
 

Two Generations, One Eye.

Jacqueline Row is a family studio, founded by Monique Jacqueline and built beside the woman who taught her everything. Thirty-five years of practice between them — a quarter-century of hers behind it, and a newer eye carrying it forward.

A Considered Holiday Season

There is a quiet kind of luxury in a home dressed for the holidays — the low light of evening on a garlanded mantel, a tree that belongs to the room it stands in, a table set before anyone arrives.

From The Journal

“A decade of holiday work — from private homes to neighborhood tours — now finds its way into the studio's own first season. On what it means to compose a home for the holidays, and why the quiet details are the ones that last.”

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