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Tour a Spanish Revival Home That’s a Jaw-Droppin Tour a Spanish Revival Home That’s a Jaw-Dropping Blend of Old and New “Nothing was off limits,” David and Julie Supan told interior designer @martinyoungdesign about updating their century-old Spanish Revival home in San Francisco’s upscale Ingleside Terraces community. The couple shared with Young their passions for rich color, bold geometry and a flair for the eclectic. They honored many of the architectural details of the home, like in this vanity in the primary bedroom’s dressing area, where they painted the original built-in cabinetry a glossy version of the bedroom ceiling color and fitted with a new marble vanity top. . . . Photo by @josémanuel.alorda #SanFranciscodesign #dressingarea #primarysuite #SpanishRevival #interiordesign #design #marincounty #marincountyrealestate #spacesmagazine
Tour a Modern California Home That Goes All In on Tour a Modern California Home That Goes All In on Dazzling Light Fixtures For this new construction home @tineketriggs used strategic lighting fixtures to highlight the client’s blue-chip art collection. The bronze and satin brass sconces she designed for the entryway evoke the light emanating from the rough texture of a cave. “This space didn’t need a lot of light, because there’s a chandelier hanging above,” she says. “We added these sconces to bring in some drama.” Triggs also designed this narrow console to fit the space, with sculptural brass details at the footing. Link in bio for the full tour. 🏡 . . . Photo by @josémanuel.alorda #entryway #customlighting #interiordesign #design #marincounty #marincountyrealestate #spacesmagazine
In this condo, in a 1920s building, the barrel-vau In this condo, in a 1920s building, the barrel-vaulted living room ceiling is the star of the show. To draw the eye up, designer @JeffSchlarb chose a handpainted wallcovering by @porterteleo. Another handpainted wallpaper, by @surfacesbydavidbonk, surrounds the fireplace. Balancing the strong color on the ceiling are neutral tones for the walls, the rug and the sofa. . . . Photo by @aubriepick #sanfranciscointeriordesigner #interiordesign #livingroom #livingroomdecor #spacesmagazine
For this project, designer @hollysnowhollenbeck (@ For this project, designer @hollysnowhollenbeck (@hshinteriors) had a couple—a tech executive and a ceramicist—as her clients. The custom wall hanging in the family room marries their two interests; it’s by artist @windychien, who once worked at Apple. During a sabbatical, she taught herself to tie a new knot every day for a year, and that experience launched her into a career as an artist. “We met Windy in her studio and learned all about her process,” Hollenbeck says. “My client got to pick the rope and the knot style for the custom installation.” Find the full tour of this home, and our story on California fiber artists, at the link in our bio. . . . Photo by @johnmerkl #sanfranciscointeriordesigner #interiordesign #fiberart #art #artininteriors #art #californiaartists #spacesmagazine
Interior designer @jenniferwundrow went for an und Interior designer @jenniferwundrow went for an understated look with organic colors and textures for this dining room in a Cape Cod-style home in Marin County, California. She brought in black dining chairs from @cb2, a pendant lamp from @palecekdesign, and a grasscloth wallcovering from @phillipjeffriesltd. Full tour at the link in our bio. . . . Photo by @kuohphotography #diningroom #diningroomdecor #marincounty #marinhomes #interiordesigner #interiordesign #design #sanfranciscointeriordesigner #spacesmagazine
For his own home in Chicago’s Andersonville neig For his own home in Chicago’s Andersonville neighborhood, architect Jean Dufresne designed a bold exterior of salvaged cypress and recycled red aluminum. “Some people love it, and others have said it stands out like a sore thumb,” he says with a laugh. He doesn’t care too much what other people think—he adores his house, the interior of which includes many midcentury modern references. Full tour at the link in our bio. . . . Photo by @mikeyschwartz / Words by @tategunnerson #chicagoarchitecture #chicago #andersonville #chicagoarchitect #midcenturymodern #moderndesign #modernarchitecture #spacesmagazine
“I got rid of all the pedestrian light fixtures, “I got rid of all the pedestrian light fixtures,” says designer @tineketriggs says of her approach to this home for a sophisticated bachelor in Sausalito, California. “Then, I peppered in some midcentury finds and new pieces.” The breakfast area includes an Eero Saarinen round table with chairs by @arrmet. A profusion of glass bubbles makes the vintage, midcentury chandelier a cheerful accent. See more of this home at the link in our bio. . . . Photo by @josemanuel.alorda / Words by @lauranieboerhine #sanfranciscointeriordesigner #design #interiordesign #sausalito #marincounty #marinhomes #spacesmagazine
Located in Palm Springs’s Tennis Club neighborho Located in Palm Springs’s Tennis Club neighborhood, this midcentury house was owned by the Knotts family, of the famous amusement park Knotts Berry Farm. Many beautiful, midcentury details have been preserved, and the home offers picturesque views of the San Jacinto mountains. The sun-drenched great room includes folding doors for seamless indoor-outdoor living—perfect for the desert climate. To see more homes on the market that were owned by celebrities, check out the link in our bio. . . . Photo courtesy of @benniondeville / Words by @tategunnerson #realestate #palmsprings #palmspringsrealestate #spacesmagazine
For an early 1900s-era red-brick home by the famed For an early 1900s-era red-brick home by the famed architect Howard Van Doren Shaw, the owners wanted an interior that blended modern and historic styles. They brought in architecture firm @morgantewilson for a down-to-the-studs renovation and a rear addition, and @elizabeth.kueger.design for the interiors. The wet bar was designed to be a little jewel box, reminiscent of a speakeasy. The pendant, from @arteriorshome, reflects beautifully off the glass-tile backsplash. The faucet is from @wtrwrks. Full tour at the link in our bio. . . . Photo by @mikeyschwartz / Words by @tategunnerson #wetbar #wetbardesign #chicagonorthshore #highlandpark #chicagodesign #homerenovation #homedecor #design #interiordesign #spacesmag
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