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The Designer

JSN Studio

"We wanted to create a space that felt so natural that you could just cozy up. There's something about warmth that seems to balance you out and allow you to just be." — Jason Bolden

Jason Bolden and Adair Curtis

JSN Studio | Los Angeles, California

Jason Bolden and Adair Curtis

JSN Studio | Los Angeles, California

The married duo behind JSN Studio, Jason Bolden and Adair Curtis, channeled their shared point of view into a business venture that they launched together in 2014. Their multidisciplinary design firm, which specializes in interiors, staging, styling, and more, plays to their mutual strengths. Bolden is a fashion stylist who serves as the brand's creative director, while Curtis, a former entertainment guru, oversees interior design and business operations. They have their own Netflix show, Styling Hollywood, which premiered in 2019.

Inspiration

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Midday 405

Caesarstone

Napa Sofa

James Perse Furniture

Cast Resin 'Pebble' Cocktail Table

Zachary A. Design

Roly Poly Dining Chair

Faye Toogood

Teak Dining Table

John Pawson

Clearskies 406

Caesarstone

Ranto Concrete Pot

Teak Warehouse

Campaign Bar Stools by Cleo Baldon

Terra Furniture

Miami F1 Outdoor Floor Lighting

Giordana Arcesilai for Antonangeli

Walter Lamb Sleigh Chairs

Brown Jordan

Vulcan Wood Burning Fire Pit

Steel Living

Design Tips

Renderings by The Boundary

Bright Flooring

While Curtis and Bolden wanted to create a rooftop space that felt natural and organic, they put a pop of color underfoot. The checkerboard pattern floor incorporates a red tone—"so the space really sings to you once you get there," says Curtis. Otherwise, the furnishings lean neutral.

Multifunctional Use

"There's so many different ways in which you can use the space in the way that we designed it, and that was intentional," says Curtis. Indeed, with a bar covered in a planted canopy, an alfresco dining room, and two lounge areas, this courtyard can play quadruple duty. The designers sought to create an outdoor space that was just as much as a draw as the interiors of the home.

Room to Evolve

Curtis and Bolden were deliberate about not over-designing the space in order to ensure that the homeowner would also have room to add their own touches. "We want to keep a space still open for any found objects that you possibly may find or just something that you just recently fell in love with, and you want to place it somewhere," Bolden says.