A Design Studio, Two Generations In The Making.
Jacqueline Row is an interior design studio and curated collection, based in Atlanta and working with clients coast to coast.
The studio takes a small number of private commissions each year — whole homes, single rooms, and the sourcing that composes them — alongside a collection of lighting and objects, chosen the way a room is composed: slowly, and with restraint.
It is a family studio. What began as one designer's life work has become a house with two generations behind it — a quarter-century of experience, and a new eye to carry it forward.
Two Women, One Design Studio.
Jacqueline Row is a family studio — founded by Monique Jacqueline, and built beside the woman who taught her everything.
Monique was raised in the world of design, working alongside her mother and learning early the quiet power of a well-composed room. That education stayed with her through every chapter that followed. She built a marketing agency named the best in Atlanta, was named to Jezebel Magazine's 40 Under 40 and One to Watch in 2026, and traveled widely — Mauritius, Bali, Mexico City — gathering the textures, the light, and the sense of place that a life of looking gives you. She had, by every measure, built a success.
But design was never finished with her. It called her back the way a home calls you back — quietly, and completely. So she answered: she closed the agency and gave Jacqueline Row everything. Today she leads the studio as Founder and Lead Designer, composing interiors with the eye she has trained her whole life.
Beside her is Kimberly McNeal — her mother, the studio's Principal and Director of Operations, and the discipline beneath the beauty. Kimberly brings more than twenty-five years in interior design, renovation, and project management; when a project must be delivered without compromise, she is the one who carries it through. She was Monique's first teacher, and remains her steadiest hand.
Together they are Jacqueline Row — two generations, one eye, composing homes and a collection for private life.
A Room Should Move You.
We believe most homes are furnished, but few are composed. We believe restraint is the discipline — that the best rooms hold a single point of view, and nothing that does not belong. We believe a house should be designed for the way it is truly lived in, and for the hour it becomes most itself.
And we believe a room, like a work of art, should do more than function. It should compose a feeling. It should, now and then, leave you a little awe-struck.