Jenny Komenda
Jenny Komenda is an artist and home design creator behind Little Green Notebook, Juniper Print Shop and The Rooted Home, sharing practical decorating ideas and faith-centered art.
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Overview
- Based in
- Mesa, Arizona
- Work
- Artist, home design blogger and print shop founder
- Started
- Little Green Notebook, 2007
- Print shop
- Launched Juniper Print Shop with Michael in 2017
- Current focus
- Christian art and writing at The Rooted Home
Mini bio
How it started.
Jenny began Little Green Notebook in 2007, sharing decorating ideas, products and hands-on projects. In a January 2010 look back, she described how her audience grew during 2009 from about 5,000 monthly visits to roughly twice that each day as she developed her design business.
Rooms with a personal story.
Her work grew into Juniper Home, with home renovations, DIY tutorials and magazine contributions, including work as a contributing editor for Domino. Projects on her site include the Evergreen House in Mesa’s historic district and the Gentry House.
From interiors to art.
Jenny and Michael launched Juniper Print Shop in 2017. Her own artwork sits alongside work by independent artists. Her interest in Christian art reaches back to working at BYU’s Museum of Art during college. The couple later created The Rooted Home, where Jenny’s art and Michael’s devotionals bring that interest into a shared project.
Creditschronological, newest first
Podcasts
Design, art and publishing
- 2025Jenny’s 10 Rules for Displaying Religious ArtWriter and artist
- 2017Juniper Print ShopCo-founder with Michael Komenda
- 2007Little Green NotebookFounder and blogger
Awards
Quotes
I support you in displaying what feels right for your home!Jenny Komenda, The Rooted Home
In her April 2025 guide to displaying religious art, Jenny explains that her decorating rules are personal guidelines.
Trivia
- Jenny worked at BYU’s Museum of Art while in college, an experience she credits with nurturing her love of Christian art.
- Her daughter Grace modeled for Oil in Her Lamp wearing Jenny’s scarf and a linen tablecloth.
- Jenny painted the east doors of the Mesa Temple, where she says she, her parents and her grandparents were married.
- She and Michael became scuba certified before a diving trip to Cozumel, Mexico.
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