The event design-lovers and industry pros look forward to every year is here: The 2026 San Francisco Decorator Showcase, now in its 47th annual season, has unveiled this year’s transformed residence in Pacific Heights, a Queen Anne-style Victorian located at 2315 Broadway. Open to the public from April 25 through May 25, the highly anticipated event showcases a curated group of interior design and architecture firms, each of whom have transformed a room in the historic home into immersive, one-of-a-kind spaces that blend artistry, innovation and contemporary vision.
Victorian Showcase Home Unveiled
Built in 1897 and designed by architect Moses J. Lyon, the nearly 10,000-square-foot house is a quintessential San Francisco Victorian originally built for the Anspacher family. It was later owned and thoughtfully preserved by architect Herbert P. McLaughlin, whose 60-year family stewardship honored and maintained the home’s integrity. The historic residence features incredible character and detailing across its eight bedrooms, seven-and-a-half bathrooms, multiple offices, a sunroom, formal and casual living spaces, and a serene south-facing garden, plus sweeping views of the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco Bay.
Check out our editor’s sneak peek from the press preview!
What is the Decorator Showcase?
As the largest annual fundraiser benefiting the San Francisco University High School Financial Aid Program, Showcase transforms the home into a platform for both creative expression and community impact and enjoyment, where visitors can tour the spaces that reflect each designer’s unique vision.
Every indoor and outdoor space at this year’s San Francisco Decorator Showcase offers a unique perspective, filled with thoughtfully curated details celebrating cultural influences, heritage and craft. Meet this year’s design class:
2026 Class of Designers and Rooms
Main Floor
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Front Yard & Entry Porch
Recontextualize: An Unexpected Arrival by Studio Green
Cloak Room / Powder Room
The Whispering Veil: A Powder & Cloak Reverie by Rachel Scheff Design Studio
Entry / Foyer
L’Arrivée by Kendall Wilkinson Design
Living Room
Ishara by Peruri Design Company
Dining Room
A Gated Space by Marsh & Clark
Kitchen / Family Room
The Bakehouse and The Pheasantry by Tineke Triggs Interiors
Rear Garden
The Rear Garden by Martinelli Design
Second Floor
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Primary Bathroom
La Salle de Sérénité by Lizette Marie Interior Design
Primary Bedroom / Primary Dressing Room
West | Red Bedroom and Red Dressing Room by Castellanos Interiors
Bedroom / Jack & Jill Bathroom
Double Standard and Jack & Hill Bathroom by Jeffrey Neve Interior Design
Bedroom
Delft Dreams by Chantal Lamberto Interior Design
Sunroom / Game room
Well Played: The Game Room and Well Played, Ladies: A Sunlit Hideaway by Aly Gay Design
Bedroom with En Suite
Birds of a Feather Bedroom and En Suite by Sonoma Interiors
Laundry Room
The Slow Spin by Kimberley Harrison Interiors
Third Floor
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Den / Hall Bathroom
Chapel and Station by AubreyMaxwell
Bedroom with an En Suite
A New York Minute and A Bay View Retreat by Studio Alexander
Bedroom
La Chambre Bleue by Jeanne Renee
Office
Study Abroad by Maker & Moss
Don’t-Miss Details
- The custom coffee and tea bar in the pantry designed by SPACES Advisory Board member Tineke Triggs Interiors
- The elegant custom marble sink, table and floors in the cloak and powder room designed by Rachel Scheff Design Studio from All Natural Stone
- The clever reversable swing in Peruri Design Company’s Indian-inspired living room
- Marsh & Clark’s blush-toned dining room, designed to honor two of the designer’s friends diagnosed with cancer
- Kimberley Harrison Interiors’ speakeasy-inspired laundry room concealed behind a polished bar
- The fireplace in AubreyMaxwell’s third-floor den, clad floor-to-ceiling in zellige tile from Sonoma Tileworks
- …And so much more!
New Ways to Experience Showcase
Showcase has introduced new immersive programming for 2026 that brings some of the Bay Area’s most influential creative talents directly into the home, expanding beyond a traditional tour experience. The thoughtfully curated events bring together design, food and beverage, fashion, and culture, all with the goal of further supporting San Francisco University High School’s Financial Aid Program and its mission to expand access to education and ensure a diverse and vibrant student body.
Upcoming events include:
- A private opening night culinary evening with Dominique Crenn, featuring refined canapés served within the Showcase kitchen
- A three-course dinner and wine pairing with Michael Mina, with an optional overnight experience at The Westin St. Francis San Francisco on Union Square
- A fashion integration with Levi’s Blue Tab, woven into a fully designed dressing room installation
- A multi-day Mother’s Day “Sip & Shop” experience with Oso & Me
- An intimate evening and trunk show with Lauren Harwell Godfrey, featuring a panel conversation exploring the intersection of fashion and interior design
- Weekly programming including Friday Happy Hours and a new Monday evening speaker series
“Bringing this year’s Showcase home to life has been a truly rewarding and extraordinary experience,” said Stephanie Yee, executive director of San Francisco Decorator Showcase. “Our designers, donors, sponsors, volunteers and builders dedicated incredible creativity and effort to every detail, working long hours and weekends under an extremely tight deadline. The result is a home that beautifully balances historic character with a contemporary vision — all while supporting the students and bringing the community together.”
Marin Magazine and SPACES magazine are proud Diamond sponsors of the San Francisco Decorator Showcase.
