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Not just a place for additional storage, the handsome butler’s pantry also includes a built-in desk with a walnut top. The chandelier is from @arteriorshome. Written by @tategunnerson. Full story in bio.
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Designer @saffronandpoe established the home’s v

Designer @saffronandpoe established the home’s vibe in the entry hallway, which features a mango wood console table from @worldmarket and a rug from @westelm. Photo by Robert Verte. Written by @tategunnerson. Full story in bio.

Chicago common brick pavers laid in a herringbone

Chicago common brick pavers laid in a herringbone pattern that adds a historic character to the mudroom, where a reclaimed table from a Singer Sewing Machine factory serves as an island. Written by: @tategunnerson. For more photos and the full story go to the link in our bio.
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“In the open kitchen painted white cabinetry, Ca

“In the open kitchen painted white cabinetry, Calacatta Borghini marble countertops and white subway tile juxtapose the dark hardwood flooring and island, which has been painted in Hague Blue by @farrowandball — the same shade as the dining room ceiling. ‘It really makes the marble pop,’ says interior designer @juliedaltondesign, who worked closely with architect, Barbara Chambers, of @chambersandchambers, on a massive, multi-year renovation to update the dwelling.

Antique brass is another constant throughout the home. The farmhouse style sink has brass hardware that coordinates with the antique brass lanterns over the island and the custom stainless-steel hood with brass straps from Berlin Food & Lab Equipment. Nearby, a brass chandelier illuminates a round farmhouse-style table surrounded by simple wooden chairs.” Written by: @tategunnerson. Photos by: @ashley_wexler_photography.

After discussing a workable color palette for thei

After discussing a workable color palette for their airy Mill Valley home, the couple found inspiration in an unexpected muse, namely, Leo, the family’s seven-year-old havapoo. “He’s an unusual mix of gray that also sort of reminds us of the Bay Area fog,” says Jodi. “And while they stayed with varying tones of gray, Jill McCrae encouraged them to layer the home with endless textures, which allows the things to feel dramatic and understated, simultaneously. “We used leathers, linens, mohair, cashmere, velvet, faux fur all within the same space.” For the full story and more photos go to the link in our bio.

A pair of nineteenth-century doors from a French c

A pair of nineteenth-century doors from a French chateau add a rustic sensibility to the master suite of this eco-friendly custom home on the North Shore by Scott Simpson Design + Build. The tub is by Kohler from Studio 41. 🖋:Tate Gunnerson. 📸:Stoffer Photography. Learn more — 🔗 in bio

Today is the start of the 14th Annual San Francisc

Today is the start of the 14th Annual San Francisco Design Week! SFDW, which attracts annually 60,000 visitors, is back and making a statement as the first regional virtual design festival. Over 150 Bay Area and West Coast design firms will be participating in the 2020 event — themed “Intentional Distortions” — and aim to inspire with original ideas and creative solutions to help businesses survive in a post-pandemic world. Highlights include talks, webinars, web-conferences, and virtual tours with leading designers in multi-disciplines, from user experience, interactive design, and branding, to architecture, interior design, and fashion. The 2020 Design Awards are juried by top industrial professionals, including architect Takashi Yanai, FAIA; interior designer Catherine Kwong; and Google Product Design Lead Irina Blok. Go to the link in our bio for more info. 📸: @mmoranphoto.

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Landscape designer Davis Dalbok’s lush half-acre

Landscape designer Davis Dalbok’s lush half-acre garden in Fairfax is in an atypically warm neighborhood he affectionately calls a banana belt. Its Thai and Balinese influences epitomize the central theme of the designer’s imminent monograph, which he says will be called “One Foot in the Tropics.” “I discovered my home accidentally during the dot-com boom when I could not afford even a tiny lot in San Francisco,” Dalbok recalls. “I began to look in Marin and the first time I peered through the old wooden gate to this property, I just knew it would be mine.” For more photos and the full story, click the link in our bio. 📸: @marionbrenner.

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