Damsel in Dior blogger Jacey Duprie is no damsel in distress — instead it was her 1919 West Los Angeles home that was in need of rescue. She and her real estate-developer husband gutted the home — neon green walls and all — and gave it a contemporary SoCal makeover. "My personal style is transitional, clean, and a little rough around the edges," she told MyDomaine [1]. Postrenovations, the space is clean, bright, and full of calming neutrals — just like the boutiques from James Perse, one of Jacey's favorite designers. Keep clicking through to check out a few of our favorite spaces in the home, and get the full story on MyDomaine [2].
Midcentury-modern furniture and artful accents, like this framed photo by Gray Malin (a good friend of Jacey's), fill the home.
Not surprisingly, this fashionista has got a killer closet. "I have always strived to keep a very orderly closet. Because my entire job centers around what I am wearing, I find it very vital to treat my closet as I would my desk space,” she tells MyDomaine. True to her word, she keeps the space hyperorganized by color and fabric weight and will toss garments she hasn't worn in the past month.
To balance the turmoil of her frequent work travel, Jacey keeps her home extra tidy – and her uncluttered office is no exception.