Meet Jamie Meares—the creative force behind Furbish Studio, where bold pattern play and confident color choices turn ordinary spaces into something unmistakably original. Known for her flair for the unexpected, she’s built a home décor brand that resonates with individuality and energy.
Jamie’s world isn’t just about interiors and décor, she also finds fresh inspiration in the day-to-day rhythms of her family life.In this behind-the-scenes piece, Jamie shares how her child’s room resonates with joyful elements, the sentimental pieces that speak to her family’s story, and how her creative instincts naturally shape her home.
Along the way, she opens up about her professional journey, favorite books, travel tips, and more—offering a glimpse into what continues to inspire her vision today.Get ready for an intimate look at a world where running a business, raising a family, and curating meaningful spaces all come together as the authentic vision of the one and only Jamie Meares.
Home and Family
CS: What is your favorite part of Vincent’s room, and why does it stand out to you?
JM: I love that we have a little space for everything - there’s a play table for toys, a soft rug for hanging, a little sofa for reading books, a rocker for cuddling, and a huge dresser for corralling.
CS: What would you say your child’s favorite part of their room is, and how do they enjoy it?
JM: Right now it’s the play table (IKEA!) - he’s in his Thomas Train era.
CS: Is there an item in your child’s room with the most sentimental value? What’s the story behind it?
JM: There’s a glass lamp from the first days of Furbish full of pom poms and silly things. I’ve been adding some of his little toys as they are forgotten or retired to it.
Travel and Adventures
CS: What’s next on your travel docket, and what are you most excited about doing while you’re there?
JM: We head to Aspen for the holidays next week. In March we’re taking our first warm weather real life vacay with Vincent to Mexico, and I’m excited to just chill and let him run around and be outside.
CS: What are you packing in your child’s suitcase for your trip to Aspen, we love a snow baby at Dalhouse!
JM: I’m packing heavy flannel shirts – it’s cold there – and cute little snow boots. He won’t wear hats, so lots of hoodies. Again, cold, so he sleeps in a little sack over his pajamas so he doesn’t get too chilly at night.
Style and Aesthetics
CS: If you had to describe your child’s style in three words, what would they be?
JM: I think he’s very handsome. He is not demure. He’s rowdy. Kinda hip and cool, but messy.
CS: How does your personal style influence the decisions you make for your child’s wardrobe?
JM: I find myself buying for him things I wish I could wear. It’s sort of been natural – I’m like, yeah, a cool little dude would wear that, so that’s what we go with.
Personal Inspirations
CS: Who is your favorite mom in pop culture, and what about her inspires or resonates with you?
JM: Very into Sarah Hoover right now and looking forward to her book coming out in January.
CS: As a mom, I’m always on the lookout for the next it mom bag, what have been some of your favorites that you’ve used and are you coveting one right now?
JM: I have been using the Baby Bag Nylon | Carra. I use it all of the time – it has been amazing. Ten out of ten.
Tear Sheet
Website: https://furbishstudio.com
Instagram: @jamiemeares, @furbishstudio
Favorite beauty secret: BioMiracle Aloe Collagen Face Masks and Too Faced Better Than Sex Mascara
Gateway piece: Fabergé’s Rose Gold Multicolored Gemstone Fluted Eternity Band aptly named "Colors of Love"
Business advice: Never be the smartest person in the room
Recent read: Cher’s Autobiography