Meet Jessica

Welcome to Four Generations One Roof LLC – Updated January 2019

Email to Collaborate : Jessica (at) Four Generations One Roof (dot) com

Jessica is from a small town in Massachusetts and shares her unique multigenerational living arrangement, which started in 2008. Jessica is a regular busy mom, who helps others bring affordable style to their home and teaches the art of layering a room. Jess has always had a passion for making her home comfortable, stylish and always done on a budget. In addition to her love for DIY and decorating, Jess teaches others how to live a healthy lifestyle and how she lost the “baby weight” and gained back her energy with an amazing nutritional system that was a game game changer for her and her family in mid 2018.

In true “Jess fashion” she started sharing her results and how amazing she felt and accidently fell into an opportunity to earn a side income to help support her family. She now helps other moms who felt the same way she did, get their body and mind back while also teaching them how to make a side income. The concept of “Body Mind & Home” was born.

Prior to Jess starting her blog in 2011, she had no experience with social media and didn’t even have a Facebook account. Jessica is a self taught mom blogger who stumbled upon blogging while searching for Star Wars party ideas for her son’s 5th birthday party in 2011.

How It All Started

In 2008 Jessica and her family moved into her childhood home, owned by her parents. The original plan was to stay for a short time while they looked for a new home but they never left. Within a couple years, Jessica’s grandparents (her dads parents) also moved in.

Jess with her parents, grandparents, her son and step-daughter’s.

In 2011, Four Generations One Roof was born by accident which quickly became a popular spot for family, friends and new readers to visit on a daily basis. Jessica, her dad and grandfather, started renovating their home together and the blog became a popular hub for DIY interior design projects, DIY home renovations, room makeovers on a budget, family recipes and how to successfully live in a Multi-Gen Home while maintaining privacy, style and your sanity.

A closet and Office space | Cloffice | Organized office in a closet

In 2018, a lot changed under the roof of Four Generations One Roof. Jessica’s grandmother passed away on the eve of Thanksgiving, 2017 and her grandfather became a permanent resident at a local Nursing Home near their home. Jessica’s grandfather has severe Dementia which left her family unable to care for him at home. In February 2018, Jessica and her family also sold her childhood home and moved 1/2 mile down the street to a new home with more land, one kitchen and a home conducive to now three generations under one roof.

Jessica and her family have been featured (see press features) in a variety of national publications, radio, print and online as well as magazine features. Jessica facilitates and works with a variety of sponsors as well as contractual relationships for brand ambassadorship. Jessica is currently a blogger for HomeGoods, a Better Homes and Gardens StyleMaker since 2013 as well as a freelance prop stylist for local and national brands.

Some of the brands that Jessica has worked with and/or currently works with are Home Depot, 3M, Shaw Flooring, Sherwin-Williams, Joss and Main, MasterBrand, HomeGoods, Wayfair, Better Homes and Gardens, Tylenol, Birch Lane, Proctor & Gamble, HomeRight, PineConeHill, Dash & Albert, Minted, Cree, Country-Time Lemonade, Flooring Decor, Kohler, Quaker, Ellios, Shaws supermarket, Whole Foods, Hood, Oreo, Old Elpaso, Folgers, New England Coffee, Jasco, Sears, Lightstream Banking, New Hampshire Travel and Tourism, Hinkley Lighting as well as a variety of smaller scale brands. See a list of full past and present sponsors here.

Some of the images on this page are spaces Jessica designed for HomeGoods at their studio in Massachusetts. Images are compliments of HomeGoods. Email Jessica (at) Four Generations One Roof (dot) com for all collaboration inquires.

Photo courtesy of The Boston Globe 2015