Discovery. Design. Details.

Jane Henderson, principal at Jane Henderson Interiors entered the world of interior design through fashion and design and pursued the latter.  Arriving in Ann Arbor in 2015 after senior design positions with firms in greater New York City and Pittsburgh, PA, her entrepreneurial spirit led her to create her own design studio with a view of Michigan Stadium. Her passion is creating stylish, curated and layered spaces that tell her client’s story. 

2023 Detroit Design Awards

1st Place - Bar

This home bar is perfect for entertaining, game nights, or enjoying a nightcap. Open shelving made of brass and glass provides a place to display bottles, glassware, and decorative objects. A slatted wood wall draws together the differing design elements and connects the main bar with the game table area, where arched wall accents nod to the curved shape of the barrel-back counter stools.

1st Place - Fireplace

To bring a modern, maximalist style to a dated space, no surface was left untouched. A surround of dimensional tile with inlaid brass by Alison Rose for Artistic Tile provides a dramatic focal point, while a floor-to-ceiling tile application with curvy vertical lines draws attention to the double-height ceilings. Ceramic balls serve as an alternative to traditional fireplace logs, and brass accessories complement the stone’s graceful curves.

Wall Street Journal

For art that’s affordable and à la mode, think outside the gallery, advises Ann Arbor, Mich., designer Jane Henderson. Available in patterns ranging from preppy equestrian to riotously psychedelic, Hermès’s silk scarves have symbolized the good life since production began in 1937. Framed simply and displayed boldly, as Ms. Henderson did below, the objet radiates status. Nab a new one for about $500—or eye online auction houses and reputable resale sites like the RealReal for vintage motifs for as little as $150.

Denver Home Magazine

Interior designers Jane and Stephanie Henderson created a style that was modern but livable for their clients the Glasgows. “Their overall style falls in the Mountain Modern aesthetic,” Stephanie says, “and they wanted warm woods and greenery to juxtapose with the clean lines and the black-and-white.”

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Bathrooms With a Curbless or Low-Curb Shower (pictured to the left)

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Storage and Style Ideas in Top Laundry Rooms

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Beautiful Blue Powder Rooms

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Nest Nest Nest

“One of my favorite rooms was the colorful, layered covered porch created by Ann Arbor interior designer, Jane Henderson who created a beautiful design in a space with lovely light and an octagonal shaped room with brick-lined walls.  Henderson brought her unique vision to the space and we love the results!”

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The Detroit News

“In the covered porch just off the dining room, designer Jane Henderson of Ann Arbor said she wanted to create an area inspired by the era the house was built and iconic designer at the time, Dorothy Draper.”

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