At Deepdale House, we believe great interiors should elevate a person’s everyday experience and contribute positively to their way of living.

Jess Green is a Long Island based interior designer who uses pattern, texture, and colors intentionally and thoughtfully to build attractive, engaging and functional spaces for her clients. Jess believes in listening to her clients and the importance of accuracy and thorough execution.  

Originally from Montreal, Canada, Jess received her BA in Interior Design from The International Academy of Design & Technology in Toronto, Ontario.  Having worked in healthcare design for Toronto-based Parkin Architects, and residential design for Manhattan-based Jeffrey Bilhuber of Bilhuber & Associates, Jess moved to Long Island to establish Deepdale House based in Locust Valley, New York. At Deepdale House, Jess brings her design expertise and passion to focus mainly on residential spaces.

With projects ranging from the full renovation of a six-bedroom estate, to a two-room refresh, Jess takes on a variety of projects and design challenges.  She believes in collaboration, professionalism, trust, and work ethic. Jess is passionate about each of her client projects and takes great care in giving her utmost attention and thought to each one. 

Jess is inspired by travel and her fellow creatives. Outside of the office, you can find Jess on the tennis court, in the garden, researching a fun travel destination, or enjoying time with her husband and two girls.

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“The essence of interior design will always be about people and how they live. It is about the realities of what makes for an attractive, civilized, meaningful environment, not about fashion or what’s in or what’s out. This is not an easy job.”

— ALBERT HADLEY

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Just saw these two lovely ladies last night at an art lecture in town and it reminded me to share the latest location of @elizageddes beautiful painting from her Gaia series in my home. I love moving art around every few years to re-appreciate it and
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It’s with the greatest honour to be co-chairing Old Westbury Gardens, Gardener’s Fair, this May 18th with my dear friend Lynn Ely Dixon @ltedixon 🌺This will be a glorious and magical night with @alfredoparedesstudio and @bradfarb as the
Ushering in 2024 while remembering the travel, work, and garden club projects of 2023. Here’s to more of all of that, although I have few plans made yet. Very unusual for me, but I like it. For now. I’ll probably start planning tomorrow ?
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