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July 2019

by Jessica Gliddon July 23, 2019

Space July 2019

An Insiders’ Tell-All

The Effortless California Chic of Serena & Lily

Mount St. Helena Hot Springs

Bay Area Insiders Reveal Where They Eat, Play and Love

Stylish Items to Spruce Up Your Outdoor Space

Backyard Building: Why ADUs Are a Popular Choice for Marin Homeowners

by Lili Weigert

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Here’s what you missed in yesterday’s newslett

Here’s what you missed in yesterday’s newsletter: An Inverness home with a very colorful personality, a list of the best art galleries in SF, and sustainable (and luxurious) home furnishings.

Catch up on these stories through the link in our bio.

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When a newly single dad was searching for a new ho

When a newly single dad was searching for a new home for himself and his two children, he decided to purchase a house that was decidedly different from his ultramodern former residence in Kent Woodlands. Situated atop a steep, wooded hillside in Ross, the rustic home was built in 1911 and once served as a hunting cabin. Details in bio! 📸: @lesliewilliamson ✍️: @lotusabrams_writes

Being Bay Area residents, there are certain perks

Being Bay Area residents, there are certain perks and comforts we take for granted, things that have make our lives more vibrant and seamless that seem to have existed forever. Electronic Clipper cards — Clipper cards, alone — bridges without toll collectors, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, SoulCycle (this is a subjective list). An objectively eye-widening fact is that FOG Design+Art is only ringing in its 10th edition this month, from January 18–21. Already a cultural institution, the fair continues to build upon its esteemed reputation with the launch of FOG FOCUS, a host of programs to showcase art by young and underrepresented artists, in addition to 46 other exceptional exhibitors. Here are some more details — link in bio!

Flair, refinement and all things mixed — these e

Flair, refinement and all things mixed — these enticing finds and luxurious essentials are the ideal ingredients for a bathroom sanctuary. Link in bio for details!

When architect Geddes Ulinskas first set foot on a

When architect Geddes Ulinskas first set foot on a double-wide lot in the Pacific Heights neighborhood of San Francisco with developer Troon Pacific, it wasn’t hard for him to see the potential to build a spectacular home on the site. Lots of this size are unusual in San Francisco — not to mention the property boasts sweeping views of the bay, Golden Gate Bridge and Palace of Fine Arts. “The standard lot within San Francisco is 25 feet, and this one is over 50 feet wide and very deep, so there was an opportunity to do a lot more than a typical urban site in San Francisco allows,” says Ulinskas, who founded his namesake firm in San Francisco in 2005 and is known for designing artfully driven, high-end homes that marry modern and classical architecture. ✍️: @lotusabrams_writes. 📷: @jacob_elliott — link in bio for the full story!

Whether it be from color, texture, or form, these

Whether it be from color, texture, or form, these home accents are just the ticket to add a punch of vibrancy to any space. Curated by @andy.4real4real.

When a couple sought to build a new, larger home t

When a couple sought to build a new, larger home to accommodate their family of four on a ½-acre property in Ross where a one-story house formerly stood, earning the community’s approval was paramount. They turned to Corte Madera-based architect Steve Wisenbaker and Richmond-based contractor Kasten Builders, who have completed numerous projects together over the past decade, to design the perfect home. “They really wanted something that would fit in the neighborhood,” Wisenbaker says. In addition, they hoped to improve the functionality and appeal of the property’s outdoor areas. “They didn’t have much usable outdoor space, even though it’s not a small site,” Wisenbaker says. “We needed to minimize the footprint of the house to provide space on the site for other uses.”

Stylish items to spruce up your outdoor space this

Stylish items to spruce up your outdoor space this spring. Link in bio to see this month's home decor roundup.

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Like many Bay Area residents, Stephanie and Bryan

Like many Bay Area residents, Stephanie and Bryan Sander decided it was time to move when the pandemic hit in 2020.

It was easy for the couple to decide to move to Novato, when they found the right house. The Sanders bought their 4,000-square-foot, five-bedroom, four-bath Novato home, sight unseen a few months into the pandemic, and immediately moved in.

While the layout of the new home worked for the Sanders overall, the aesthetic didn’t match their taste, and a few months after living in the house the couple knew they needed an update. To read more of this HOME story, click the link in bio!

#novato #novato #novatocalifornia #novatohomes #marincounty #marincountyhomes #marincountyhome #marinhome #marinhomes #bayarea #interiordesign #interiorstyling

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