Priya Patel
TLDR:
- Jasmine Roth started her interior design career by designing and building homes for herself and to sell. She now hosts HGTV shows and has launched a lighting collection with Hunter Fan.
- After starting in corporate America, Roth transitioned into interior design by building homes and learning on the job. Her pragmatic approach and natural instincts have guided her success.
Eye on the Designer: Jasmine Roth Shares Her Interior Design Path
Jasmine Roth, the host of HGTV’s “Hidden Potential” and “Help, I’ve Wrecked My House,” initially started her career in corporate America before transitioning into interior design. After building two homes for herself and to sell, Roth found her passion for interior design and home building. Her natural instincts and pragmatic approach have guided her success in the field.
Roth’s journey into interior design started with building homes for herself and for sale. Despite having no formal training in design, her business background helped her manage projects and budgets effectively. Roth’s analytical side and ability to understand clients’ needs have been key to her success in creating functional and stylish spaces.
Her collaboration with Hunter Fan on a lighting collection was a highlight of her career. The collection, which includes vanity lighting, sconces, pendants, chandeliers, and ceiling fans, reflects Roth’s casual yet functional style aesthetic. Roth’s pragmatic approach to design has ensured that her products integrate well with a variety of design aesthetics.
Roth’s success in the industry has led her to host multiple HGTV shows and expand her design business. Her curiosity and drive to learn continue to push her towards new opportunities in the design world. Despite her busy schedule, she remains open to exploring new projects and collaborations.
