Jasmine Roth Uses This Art in Her Home Designs All the Time
Have you ever wondered where Jasmine gets her one-of-a-kind art? Turns out, it's a family secret — and you can get in on it!
Jasmine Roth has honed her design style over many years as a designer and the host of Help! I Wrecked My House. From her start in California, where she showcased a coastal-meets-bohemian look, to a recent Utah move that garnered a richer and more rugged vibe, Jasmine has cultivated an aesthetic layered with the changes of her life. But there is one thing that’s stayed the same: where Jasmine shops for art.
“I love using pieces in my projects that feel personal and unique,” she says. “My sister-in-law, Heather Roth, is an artist who I've been pulling from since Day 1 of designing homes.”
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Heather's art hangs in Jasmine's daughter's nursery in Park City, Utah.
Heather Roth is based in Huntington Beach, California, and her work is a reflection of her surroundings. Her background includes stints in Maine and Montana, and her multidisciplinary talents primarily showcase Roman clay. If you’ve been following Jasmine’s career on HGTV, then you’ve likely seen Heather’s work in the background.
“From my own house, to Rock the Block, to my latest season of Help! I Wrecked My House, her mixed media and neutral color palette has helped me integrate texture and depth into my projects,” Jasmine says.
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Jasmine displayed Heather's art in her nursery design from Season 1 of Rock the Block back in 2019.
Jasmine has used Heather’s 10-piece artwork titled “The Pressures of Being Normal, Mixed Media on Reclaimed Oak” numerous times, including in her daughter Darla’s nursery. She’s also placed the geometric, colorful pieces everywhere, from above a freestanding bathtub to over a fireplace mantel, too.
“I love Heather's point of view and using her art in unexpected ways,” Jasmine says. Heather’s artwork is structured yet organic — like the squared oak frames Jasmine used in the nursery — as well as highly versatile. Her current collection is being shown at Hollman Miller Gallery in Whitefish, Montana.
Follow Jasmine’s lead and hang Heather's work as a noticeable contrast against a floral backdrop, or layer them into a more neutral setting. Either way, you know you won’t be the only fan of these beautiful pieces. To see more of Heather's art, check out her website.
