Hi there! I’m Jasmine Roth, creator of this Blog, founder of Built Custom Homes, curator of my online retail store The Shop by Jasmine Roth and host of HGTV’s hit show Hidden Potential. I was also on HGTV’s Rock the Block, but I won’t spoil the winner for you 😉 Building custom homes in Huntington Beach, CA is my bread and butter. I love all aspects of the home building process and finding ways to make homes as personal, functional and beautiful as possible. Join me as we explore my projects, DIY’s, behind-the-scenes peeks, and tips on how you can design beautiful, functional spaces in your own home. Let’s build something together!
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So a little while ago, I posted this photo of a pretty little stairwell on Instagram, and you guys had a LOT of questions about it. This staircase is located on the main floor of my #11thStreetRetreat (which is my house that I’m renting out on Airbnb!), and when I posted this photo, I had a feeling those stair risers would get quite a few inquiries! Instead of writing each and every one of you back (but thank you so much for reaching out and saying you love this space – I do too!), I thought I’d write a blog post that shows you how to steal this look so you can recreate it in your own home!
First of all: those aren’t tiles on the stair risers! And nope, it’s not wallpaper either. They’re decals! Is your mind blown?! I’m telling you, this stairwell project is so easy to recreate yourself… if you can hang a big sticker straight, you’re going to be fine. I also hung a vintage tray on the wall and some bamboo shades in the window to tie together all the warm tones in the staircase. Once those three things were chosen, it was easy to select the other pieces.
I found some unique artwork and put them in different frames to create a bit of a coastal-eclectic look. And if you look closely in that stairs photo, you’ll see I have a vintage blue chair at the desk under the stairs. Always add something vintage – that’s my rule!
Pro tip: When you’re mapping out where to hang your art on your staircase wall, trace each frame or piece of art on some craft paper and cut it out. Then you can tape these templates on the wall and move them around to figure out where each piece should go before you start hammering. Arrange them in a way that flows up the staircase so your gallery wall is pleasing on the eye.
Bamboo Shades // Stair Riser Decals // Woven Wall Basket // Hanging Glass Frame // VW Bus Print // 9-Piece Gallery Frame Set // Wood Float Frame // Palm Tree Print // Antique Looking Chair
Bamboo Shades 
Stair Riser Decals 
Woven Wall Basket 
Hanging Glass Frame 
VW Bus Print 
9-Piece Gallery Frame Set 
Wood Float Frame 
Antique Looking Chair 
Palm Tree Print
Dear Jasmine
You are a wonder to watch on tv. With your passion and personal touch on all the homes that you makeover.
How we wish we have someone like you here in Malaysia.
Great gift you have. Stay well and safe.
warm regards
Julie, Fan from Malaysia
What about the art at the top of the stairs?!