Home Inspiration – This is my hobby.

I launched Styled in South Florida Home Tours in June, 2026 and here we are in September with two five-episode seasons published on YouTube.

It doesn’t feel real, but at the same time building this project has been beyond real.

Like, never stop working real.

On my laptop writing script, editing reels, and recording voiceovers til midnight real.

A second full-time job kinda real.

…really real.

My life was already full before I decided to start making video content. I have a friend or two who have theories about why I don’t seem to have the ability to sit down and relax.

And I tell ’em to mind their business. (jk, love you, friends!)

I acknowledge my do-the-mostness.

But I did tell myself when I started that if the project at any point started to feel bad, or like it was taking away my joy for interiors, home design, thrifting, etc., I’d just stop.

But these late night grinds haven’t felt like a drag. They’ve felt exhilarating.

Like I’m really building something.

I’ve received emails from strangers thanking me for my hard work and encouraging me to keep going.

I never expected that!

I’m tired, for sure, but I will keep going. I want to see what happens next.

I need a short break this fall and winter (Palm Beach County friends — season is upon us! IYKYK), but I’m thrilled to share that I’ll release a few special holiday episodes (eeeee!!!) before coming back for a full five episode season in the new year.

I’m forever grateful for my South Florida neighbors who generously welcome me into their homes and share their creativity and talent with me and the internet.

People are so cool.

If you’re reading this, you’re a real one. Thank you for being here. It means a lot to me.

>> Styled in South Florida Season 2 Playlist

Jamie Davis was born and raised in Fort Lauderdale, the product of two 80s spring breakers who came down to party and never left — she calls herself a “spring break baby.”

Her presence lives up to that title in the best way. Jamie is energetic, laughs easily, and loves to entertain.

When traffic started getting bad in the big city, she moved to North Palm Beach.

Her then-husband found her current house, and when they visited for a walk-through, she immediately burst into tears and offered full price.

The house was built in 1952 — a concrete building that used to be a radio station (major South Florida perk: it’s hurricane-proof).

After an unpleasant divorce, Jamie remained in the home with her daughter and itched for a fresh start. Her plans were to sell.

But in the meantime, her daughter wanted to redo her bedroom, so Jamie figured she could give her that after all they’d been through.

She hired Renee Pollack of House of Zen and was blown away by the room transformation she created on a budget.

Before Renee, Jamie had no idea stunning home design could be so accessible and affordable.

Renee convinced Jamie to hold onto the house and promised they could make incremental changes — on a budget! — to transform the entire space into a safe place for her and her daughter.

Room by room, they are getting rid of the bad energy and bringing in immaculate vibes.

A major inspiration for Jamie’s home design is her summers spent as a teen with her uncle in Hawaii.

When she thinks back to those times, she remembers the lush landscaping, bright plumeria flowers, fresh fruit, sunshine, and peace.

She and Renee have brought that feel into her spaces, illustrating that home design is about much more than aesthetics. It’s about creating a feeling.

A curated and well-designed space can be the difference between holding onto the regrets and bad energy of the past and creating a home where you feel safe and able to build toward the future.

Now, Jamie and her daughter are thriving and sharing a home that feels exactly right for them.