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Glow Season: Autumn-Inspired Home Decor in Warm Hues

Yosemite National Park, Autumn Landscape
by Lisa Boquiren
September 1, 2026
Robert Mondavi Winery photo Adam Rouse, courtesy of Aidlin Darling Design

House of Wine: Stylish Finds for Wine Country Living

by Lisa Boquiren
August 31, 2026
Charles and Ray Eames Collection, Eames Institute

A Peek Into the World of Mid-Century Modern: The Eames Institute Invites the Public Into Its Archives

by Pamela C. Samaniego
August 18, 2026
The Ritz-Carlton Bacara, Santa Barbara

Pool Party: Luxe Summer Style Inspired by Santa Barbara

by Lisa Boquiren
May 21, 2026

Dining Design Inspiration From SFMOMA’s Table Manners Exhibit

SFMOMA Table Manners
by Lisa Boquiren
May 15, 2026
Villa Mabrouka, Tangier, Morocco

Patterns, Texture and Color: Moroccan-Inspired Interior Design

by Lisa Boquiren
January 9, 2026
Christopher Boots Photo Christine Francis

Winter Whites: Furnishings and Decor Where Art Meets Function

by Lisa Boquiren
November 19, 2025
Tyson Bench in Antique Brown Arhaus

Party of Style: Furniture Fit for Festive Entertaining

by Lisa Boquiren
November 6, 2025

Inspired Lighting for Fall

by Lisa Boquiren
October 3, 2025

Bring Fall Home: Elegant Furniture and Décor Inspiration

A modern curved couch complemented by brown pillows, offering comfort and elegance in the living space.
by Lisa Boquiren
September 26, 2025
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Bay Area Painter Draws on Film, Fame and Fine Detail for His Solo Exhibition, "Icons"
Bay Area Painter Draws on Film, Fame and Fine Detail for His Solo Exhibition, "Icons"
by Ashley Bess Lane
An Innovative ADU Studio Enhances a Craftsman in Mill Valley
An Innovative ADU Studio Enhances a Craftsman in Mill Valley
by Lotus Abrams | Photos by Leslie Williamson


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Founded in 2005 by Tim and Marcia Mondavi and thei Founded in 2005 by Tim and Marcia Mondavi and their family, whose influence on California winemaking dates back more than 100 years, Continuum Estate recently unveiled a new way to experience the family’s Napa Valley legacy. The winery’s new 5,355-square-foot Estate House, designed by California-based Nobili Marqués Arquitectura, reimagines and expands an existing structure to put the surrounding landscape at the center of the guest experience. The restrained design pairs earth-toned concrete and warm wood finishes with expansive openings that frame views across the vineyards and Napa Valley. A wood-clad entry creates a quiet transition into two tasting rooms, which face opposite directions to give different groups a sense of privacy. A covered terrace with retractable screens extends the experience outdoors. Local craftsmanship and personal touches further connect the building to its setting and owners. Artwork by Chiara Mondavi, artist, winemaker and daughter of Tim Mondavi, brings a family perspective to the interiors, designed by Katie Martinez Design. The result is a hospitality space intended to provide an immersive experience in the surrounding vineyards, wines and multigenerational story of the Mondavi family. 📍1677 Sage Canyon Rd, St Helena 📷 @adampottsphoto #SPACESMagazine #Design #NapaValley #InteriorDesign #Architecture
That’s a wrap on the @sffallshow! We spent the fin That’s a wrap on the @sffallshow! We spent the final day at the Lecture Series, sponsored by SPACES partner @whitemarble_pietrafina, where Christopher Roy and Anu Jain joined editor Alisa Carroll for a conversation about San Francisco's fascinating design history and culture of elegance mixed with innovation. We left feeling incredibly inspired and proud of our Bay Area design community. Along the way, we stopped to admire a few beautiful vignettes and finally got to meet the Pietra Fina family, including their sweet furry family member. Thank you to everyone who made this year’s show unforgettable. Until next fall! #SFFallShow #SPACESmag #BayAreaDesign #InteriorDesign #SanFranciscoDesign
Congratulations to @sffallshow on a spectacular op Congratulations to @sffallshow on a spectacular opening night! This year’s Fall Show was SPACES’ first since our relaunch, and we were proud to be a sponsor and celebrate alongside the Bay Area design community. We loved spending time with Ansley Majit of @larkandpalm, Michael Moore of @sfdesigncenter, Alexandra Bernadini of @whitemarble_pietrafina and Susan Snyder of @caldwellsnydergallery. Lucky for us, we were introduced to more friends at @the_wiseman_group and @irg_stoneboutique just before the night closed out. Hope to see more of you this weekend! #SFFallShow #SPACESMagazine #BayAreaDesign #InteriorDesign #SanFranciscoDesign
Over the years, longtime San Francisco residents A Over the years, longtime San Francisco residents Aunkur and Tina have visited wine country many times, but one trip to Sonoma changed everything, ultimately inspiring them to build a retreat of their own. “During the summer of 2017, we decided to rent a farmhouse in Sonoma for the month of July,” Aunkur recalls. “That summer was magic — every day we swam, barbecued and took advantage of the outdoor space and privacy we had no access to in the city.” The next summer, the couple decided to purchase a 2.6-acre property located just a few minutes down the road from the home they had rented. “We knew nothing about building a house, let alone in the country, but we took the leap of faith anyway!” Aunkur says. Swipe to see the results ➡️ Full story in bio 🔗 ✍️ Lotus Abrams 📷 Adam Potts 🛋️ Interior design: Jennifer Wundrow Interior Design 📐 Architect: Nick Lee Architecture 🧰 Construction: Eames Construction #spacesmagazine #interiordesign #sonomahome #homerenovation #architecture
For more than two decades, entrepreneur and philan For more than two decades, entrepreneur and philanthropist Lily Kanter has called this historic Mill Valley home her own, raising three sons and founding companies including Serena & Lily within its walls. Now, she's reimagined it for the next stage of her life, one centered on community and connection. Originally a 1907 estate known as Wildwood, the 9,000-square-foot house has been reworked with a white oak sunroom, a great room anchored by a new kitchen and a walk-through bar in Patagonia quartzite and walnut. Textiles from women artisans around the world add color and meaning throughout. It's a renovation designed to bring people together, in the same spirit as the home's earliest days. Swipe to see the new space ➡️ Full story in bio 🔗 ✍️ Lotus Abrams 📷 Adam Rouse 🛋️ Interior design: Lily Kanter and Avery Solmssen 📐 Architect: Richardson Pribuss Architects 🧰 Construction: Buzzer 9 #spacesmagazine #marinhomes #millvalley #homerenovation #historichomes #interiordesign
A lakeside cabana that works in every season 🏔️ T A lakeside cabana that works in every season 🏔️ Tucked into a sliver of land between the road, an aspen and pine grove, and the shore of Lake Tahoe, this 900-square-foot cabana works year-round. Reclaimed barnwood, steel-framed pocketing glass doors, radiant-heated stone floors and a roof deck with lake views make it a place to entertain in any weather. Swipe to see the whole space ➡️ Full story in bio 🔗 ✍️ Lotus Abrams 📷 Kevin Casey 📐 Architect: Backen & Backen 🧰 Builder: Gardner Enterprises 🌳 Landscape design: Barry Beer Design #spacesmagazine #laketahoe #indooroutdoorliving #cabana #architecture #homedesign
With views of the bay stretching all the way to Sa With views of the bay stretching all the way to San Francisco, a Mediterranean-style home in Sausalito captivated a couple from Southern California — despite a host of existing problems. After years of deferred maintenance, the 2,100-square-foot, three-story home’s framing and foundation were failing, and the layout of the lackluster interior was choppy and cramped. Still, the couple took the leap, envisioning the potential. After almost a year of making due living in the home as is, the homeowners reached out to DNM Architecture to help kickoff a renovation. Swipe to see the results ➡️ Full story in bio 🔗 ✍️ Lotus Abrams 📷 James Leasure 📐 Architect: DNM Architecture 🧰 Construction: Innovative Construction & Design #spacesmagazine #marinhomes #homerenovation #sausalito #architecture
Following an extensive two-year renovation led by  Following an extensive two-year renovation led by Signum Architecture and BAMO, Beaulieu Vineyard (BV) has just unveiled a stunning new hospitality center that blends modern design with original structural elements, bringing new life to the winery’s historic stone buildings in Rutherford. The structures, dating to the 1880s, were thoughtfully restored, while new floor-to-ceiling glass, reclaimed redwood from former winery tanks, and salvaged Douglas Fir were incorporated into design. Historical artifacts and custom artwork by local Bay Area artists are also incorporated throughout the winery.  There are seven distinct tasting spaces, including the light-filled Rutherford Atrium; the open-air 1885 Courtyard; the Founders’ Garage, where guests can view cofounder Georges de Latour’s Cadillac up close; and the glass jewel box called The Rarity Room named for the winery’s Rarity Cabernet Sauvignon, of which only six vintages have ever been released. BV has also launched a new culinary program led by winery chef Sam McKenzie, with experiences ranging from light seasonal bites to multicourse pairings and small plates inspired by archival menus from BV cofounder Fernande de Latour.  📍 1960 Saint Helena Highway, Rutherford ✍️ Lotus Abrams 📷 Adam Potts #spacesmagazine #newspaces #designdestination #interiordesign #winery
An empty nest prompted a couple in Mill Valley to An empty nest prompted a couple in Mill Valley to search for a home to spend the next stage of their lives in — a place to both relax together and entertain friends and family. A 1920s-era, 2,700-square-foot home in Fairfax on an acre property overlooking the Mt. Tamalpais watershed was in need of a renovation, but they could see the potential. Read the full renovation story in our bio 🔗 ✍️ Lotus Abrams 📷 Adam Rouse 📐 Architect: Richardson Pribuss Architects 🛋️ Interior Design: MADE Design Co. 🧰 Construction: McGuire & Sons 🌳 Landscape Design: The Land Collaborative #spacesmagazine #marinmagazine #marinhomes #fairfax #homerenovation #emptynesters
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