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Sculptural wooden furniture pieces with curved, wave-like forms in warm brown tones arranged on a neutral surface, by Juan Russo.
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Juan Russo

Interior DesignerResidentialFurniture & Product

Senior Designer & Studio Director at Trouve Hom

After 20 years as an entrepreneur, designer, stylist, editor, and buyer, Jenna Chused established her Brooklyn-based interior design firm, Chused & Co., in 2015. She started her career in fashion at Donna Karan, then moved to editorial work as a fashion stylist for publications including Italian Vogue, Vanity Fair, and Elle. She spent 13 years building the lifestyle brand DwellStudio before its sale to Wayfair in 2013. Chused's interiors layer selected modern elements with unexpected vintage pieces, creating richly layered spaces that feel unpretentious yet luxe.

Experience

  1. Interior Designer

    Trouve Hom

    Current

Past projects

  1. Upper West Side Historic Townhouse

    Residential · Manhattan

    Partial renovation, interior architecture, custom furniture and custom millwork

  2. Hudson Valley Farm

    Residential · Millbrook, New York

    Full renovation, custom furniture and custom millwork for a centuries-old farmhouse

  3. 1920s Tudor

    Residential · Edgemont, New York

    Complete renovation

  4. Connecticut 1860s Farmhouse

    Residential · Weston, Connecticut

    Interiors, art curation and custom furniture and millwork

  5. Fort Green Townhouse

    Residential · Brooklyn, New York

    Complete renovation

  6. Signal Hill Montauk

    Residential · Montauk, New York

    New build interiors

  7. Gowanus Factory Loft

    Residential · Brooklyn, New York

    Interior architecture and design, custom artwork

  8. West Village Duplex

    Residential · Manhattan

    Interiors, art curation and custom furniture and millwork

Awards & press

  • Chused has a gift for subtly using color, texture and pattern to create nuanced interiors that feel unpretentious yet comfortably luxurious.

    Architectural Digest

Selected work