#san francisco interior designers

[vintagehomecollection]

The most well known of San Francisco's numerous pedestrian streets is that section of Filbert Street between Montgomery and Battery streets on the steep eastern slope of Telegraph Hill - the Filbert Steps. This pastoral enclave, which includes the cross streets Darrell Place and Napier Lane and the nearby Greenwich Steps, is dotted with cottages that are testament to the bittersweet challenge of cottage living.

The Cottage Book, 1989

[happy-orphanage]

Game Room - Contemporary Family Room Inspiration for a massive contemporary enclosed game room remodel with travertine flooring, beige walls, no fireplace, and no television

[evan-collins90]

Farallon restaurant - 450 Post Street, San Francisco, CA (opened June 1997 - closed 2020)

"Farallon is named after a fishing island off the Pacific coast.

The underwater fantasy theme drives the $4 million restaurant. The electric atmosphere grabs customers the minute they walk through the glass doors framed by a brushed steel and Lucite canopy, which vaguely looks like a scallop shell. Giant jellyfish chandeliers hang from the high ceiling. The walls are textured with shellfish impressions, and lighted yellow pillars that climb the walls are imprinted with seaweed. And that's just the bar.

The big main dining room is more elegant, but maintains the marine motif. Tiny tiles form mosaics on the ceiling, where two huge light fixtures are formed into seashells. Even the hood over the kitchen carries out the theme: It's covered in copper scales. And suspended over the counter are beautiful blown-glass lights shaped like fish.

A gracefully curving staircase leading to the mezzanine is covered in 50,000 blue-black glass beads that resemble magnified caviar, while the wall sconces replicate stands of coral and barnacles."

Excellent examples of the 'Org-Nouveau' style popular in the 1990's

Designed by Pat Kuleto

Scanned from American Theme Restaurants by I.M. Tao (1999) and the February 1998 issue of Interiors Magazine

[avant-greendecor]

San Francisco Soundscape: An Eames-Inspired Musical Escape

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[the-home]

Heidi Caillier - San Francisco Pied a Terre

[arc-hus]

Silver Lining House, San Francisco - Mork-Ulnes Architects

[themobilephotographypioneer]

San Francisco Architecture

[of-fear-and-love]

The "Pan-Pacific Computer Convention" from The Net (1995)

[channellovely]

Flagler Museum

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[inspiredlivingspaces]

IG pamelajaccarino - San Francisco

[vintagehomecollection]

This 1910 cottage in the Corona Heights area of San Francisco is the setting for an extensive renovation by architect John Walsh. A glass-roofed living area with an adjacent kitchen was added to the back and affords dramatic views of the city from both rooms.

The Cottage Book, 1989

[ultimatepad]

2582 Filbert Street Residence, Cow Hollow, San Francisco, California, USA,

Geddes Ulinskas Architects,

Photographer: Jacob Elliot

[evan-collins90]

Additional images and a plan(!) of 'The Oz Disco’, on the top floor of the Hotel St. Francis, SF (1980)

A ‘forested disco fantasy’, composed of vertical mirrors, twinkling disco lights, faux rock formations, and various flora & fauna. 

Designed by Joszi Meskan of Barbara Dorn Associates

Scanned from the October 1979 issue of Interior Design Magazine

[upstairsdownstairsandinbetween]

Residence 2582, Cow Hollow, San Francisco, California, USA,

Geddes Ulinskas Architects,

Stairwell designed by John Lewis

[veggietale]

my beloved bedroom, june 2024