Jamie has become a standout in his field due to his unique ability to bridge the gap between architecture and interior design. He is able to create a total holistic vision for each project seamlessly blurring the lines between the building and the decor.

Amie Bush comes from a creative family. Half are dairy farmers on Long Island and the other half are painters, designers and photographers living in Manhattan. His father used antique agricultural machinery to carve animals, Aunt Ruth was a watercolor painter, and his aunt Nan was a lifelong companion to fashion photographer Bruce Weber. Aunt Beth Levine is a legendary shoe designer. They are great collectors and are excellent in art and design.

The small growing environment prompted him to study art and architecture in New Orleans and Venice, Italy, with a focus on organic modernism and nature. After receiving a master's degree in architecture from Tulane University, Jamie came to the West to explore the secrets of modern residential architecture in Los Angeles. After working for Marmol Radziner and Kelly Wearstler for a while, he founded his own interior architecture and design company in 2002 and was fortunate to work in some of the most important historical residential modernist homes in the United States.

Jamie Bush is acclaimed for his relevance and keen understanding of architecture and design, so he can handle each project with a keen and insightful perspective. He is known for combining modern and modern furniture with a fresh and discerning eye. Each space is transformed into an enticing, modern and unexpected environment through the rich colors and textures of exotic and organic elements.