WH Project

Last year, we purchased a home in Grand Haven, Michigan. Although structurally sound, the home was terribly outdated and needed quite a bit of work. We currently live out of state and required a professional to renovate the house, including completely furnishing it. This was not an easy task to do remotely. We contracted with The Detailist and Jenna Fox made all the difference. We were able to coordinate our style with the layout of the house and arrive at a result that was stylish and practical and within our project budget. We've received many compliments on how perfectly the home has been updated and the design is very appropriate for our lifestyle. We would highly recommend The Detailist  to anyone who might be in a similar situation.

SB Project

From the moment she walked into our home, Jenna paid attention to what we wanted in our redecoration.  She listened to and respected us and our needs.  We loved the choices she came up with, many of which we would not have come up with on our own.  Her knowledge of materials and style assisted us with decision-making. Every step of the way Jenna was accessible and creative and really helped us come out with a wonderful result that is current and reflects us.

HWM Project

I was given permission to set up a Prayer Space at our church, something for small groups, with the focus of it being an intimate and comfortable “den-like” area, and I was seeking something where the mood and feel oozed hospitality. Knowing this was far beyond my abilities, I sought out Jenna, and asked if she would be willing to create this space. What I saw, when Jenna showed me the finished product, absolutely took my breath away!  It brought tears to my eyes. The colors were not only vibrant, but warm at the same time.  She pulled things together in a way I never could have.   In fact, in my covetous voice, I said “I want that to be in my house!”   Over the next several weeks, as people ventured into the room, they marveled at the facelift,  what once was a very “institutionalized-looking” and “cold” conference room. 

TH Project