Jenni Egger Designs

One of our favorite perspectives from a guest touring The Atelier was, “You didn’t just show an end product, you showed process.” Music to our ears! This room was never simply about beauty - it was about creating something greater.

Our space is full of stories and history; some very special details we want to point out are the framed furniture sketches.

The Aunt and Uncle of the original homeowners were furniture makers based in and the aunt, Jane Jeffries was also an artist who graduated from and was a founding member and President of the Madison Art Club in 1959 - which is still active today. These frames and sketches from their business, Iverness Shop, were found separately in the attic of The Manor on Meridian and you can see these originals, plus two paintings of Jane’s, on display in our space as a nod to the origins of the home and the strong history of the arts in Indiana. And, if you really have an eye for detail, perhaps you noticed them on The Atelier stationery, too! This home certainly has a story worth telling.

Working from one of the space’s quieter compositions, artist reimagined our still life arrangement in this Italian pottery piece, creating a treat for the viewer shaped by color, restraint, and her enduring connection to the natural world. It’s not a direct translation, more a study in form, palette, and atmosphere

That same perspective carries across the room. Nearby, an artist’s work table—built by our carpenters and brought to life by our soft goods team, it was designed in conversation with the homeowner’s existing dresser, reimagined as a functional counterpart for the space. Old forms, new purpose. Utility made beautiful.

It’s one of our favorite layers in the Atelier: how one maker’s work becomes inspiration for another. Flowers become a painting. A dresser becomes a beacon. And throughout the room, nature, craftsmanship, and reinterpretation quietly trade places.

She is anything but a lady in waiting! The JED Soft Goods Team transformed the homeowner’s chair into the star of the show with the most decadent apron and constructed of Sugarbush in Pink Begonia and their Procida Silk Stripe, all generously provided by for the 2026 Show House.

She is anything but a lady in waiting! The JED Soft Goods Team transformed the homeowner’s chair into the star of the show with the most decadent apron constructed of Sugarbush in Pink Begonia and their Procida Silk Stripe, all generously provided by for the 2026 Show House.