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We are thrilled to welcome you to San Francisco University High School’s 2019 Decorator Showcase at Le Petit Trianon! We invite you to soak in the splendor and elegance of this iconic home built in 1904 by the Koshland family. (Please see pages 58-60 for a detailed history of 3800 Washington Street.) Since the inception of Showcase over four decades ago, the designers, along with our generous donors and visitors, have raised more than $16 million for UHS’s financial aid program. Every Showcase dollar raised supports this program, assisting 24% of the students at UHS and ensuring we maintain an equitable community of diverse backgrounds, perspectives, and talents and a commitment to academic excellence, collaborative inquiry, and creative expression. The Decorator Showcase is also a celebration of beauty, architecture and artistry thanks to our stellar design community. Le Petit Trianon features 47 of the Bay Area’s top interior and landscape designers who have applied their artistic vision to magically transform 43 spaces in this grand home. We want to thank each of the designers who donated their time, talents, and creativity to the Showcase as well as the Design Advisory Board for their genius in selecting the designers as well; there is no Showcase without all of you! The Showcase relies on the support of The Showcase 2019 Design team! the whole community— dedicated and devoted parents, guardians, staff, faculty, alumni, students, and community members who all play a vital role in the event. We profoundly appreciate your support. We are especially grateful to the Showcase Chairs and their Committees who have worked tirelessly since September to create a fantastic experience for all who visit. A million thanks for your dedication and leadership! The Decorator Showcase would also not exist without the generosity of patrons, sponsors, donors, and guests. We are grateful to all of you for supporting the UHS financial aid program.
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SHOWCASE PATRONS DESIGN CIRCLE GOLD CIRCLE
Dan and Stacey Case Family Foundation Penny and Jim Coulter Bill and Carolyn Langelier Laura and Greg Spivy Anonymous SILVER CIRCLE
Thomas and Lily Beischer
Wendy Holcombe and Carl Kawaja
Lynn and Edward Poole
Jill Cowan and Stephen Davis
Maryam and Oran Muduroglu
Delanie and Peter Read
Rocky Fried
Anne and Robert Pedrero
Erica and Clayton ’00 Timbrell Lisa and James Zanze
Holly Hagens and Todd Sisitsky
B E N E FAC T O R
Carol Armstrong
Jim Feuille and Nancy Murray
Dan Carroll and Stasia Obremskey
Melissa and Patrick Barber
Sarah and Quentin Gallivan
Judy and Henry Chan
Phil Black and Brigitte Sandquist
Bella Shen Garnett ’93
Andrew and Kristin Dickinson
Michael Booth and Mike Oliva
Malin Giddings
James and Jean Douglas
Agnes Bourne, ASID
Alan Gin and Janis Yuen
Will Evers and Melinda Ellis Evers
Michele and Po Bronson
Susan and Rob Glen
The Gardner Family
Lesley Bunim ’95
Carol and Ben Greenspan
Mona C. Geller
Lycia M. Carmody
Douglas and Kaatri Grigg
The Mimi and Peter Haas Fund
Susan and Todd Carter
Kelly and Mike Halper
The Hoenigman Family Foundation
David and Karin Chamberlain
Siska and Matthew Hobart
Michael and Hazel Kawaja
Margaret ’76 and Charles Charnas
Roger ’82 and Stephanie Hochschild
Andrew and Mary Ann Kayser
Steven and Anna Chong
Jeffrey Holt and Peter West
Mark and Kelly McKane
Katie and Reed Colley
Lisa and Jeff Hord
Richard and Kat Price
Suzy and Bob Cronholm
Laurent Huguenin and Elizabeth Warner
Brian and Ann Roberts
Tyler and Jane Dann
Michaele M. James
Andrew and Elizabeth Spokes
Margie and Paul Denning
Lindsay ’84 and Peter Joost
Carolyn and Braden Edwards
Nancy and Mitchell Kaye
Roy and Betsy Eisenhardt
Kristen Hale Kelly ’98 and Jim Kelly
Herbert Jay Ernst
Missy Kirchner
Lauren Deane Evans and Ward Evans
Sally and James Klingbeil
ENTHUSIAST
Angelina Alioto-Grace ’88 and Daniel Grace Rochelle Alpert and Steven Greenwald
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SHOWCASE PATRONS Shari and Phil La Londe
Katie Albright and Jake Schatz
Barbara and Doug Engmann
Katherine Mitchell Ladd ’91 and Alex Ladd
Elizabeth Allor and Michael Carlson
Jacqueline and Christian Erdman
Tim and Mindy Ariowitsch
Alexandra Delanghe Ewing ’98 and Robert Ewing
Kristy Nelson Leffers and Matt Leffers Patricia and Ronald Martell Adrian and Cynthia McDermott Tom and Janet McKinley Amy and Drew McKnight Mrs. Anne G. McWilliams George and Elizabeth Milstein Meridee Moore and Kevin King Anna and Mason Morfit Betsy and John Munz Taylor ’86 and Jennifer Nagle Matthew and Erin Niehaus Raj and Krutika Patel Ellie Phipps Price Rene and Zinia Picazo Mary and MacGregor Read Debbie Geller Reynolds ’84 and Roger Reynolds
Jill Armbrust and Jon Holtzman Evelyn Armstrong and Will Marks Rajesh Atluru and Melissa Buckley Hugh Barron and Sarah Moore Barron ’83 Jamie and William ’93 Bartlett Valli Benesch and Bob Tandler Jeanne Blamey and Robert Fram Julia and Douglas Boszhardt Judith M. Brass Brettkelly Family Lynn and Steve Brown Anton and Karen Bruehl Bryn Brugioni Interior Design Linda and Tom Burns Jack Calhoun and Trent Norris Nina Carroll Casey Family
Matt ’98 and Jessica Farron Steven and Jenna Feinberg Camilla and Matt Field Ken and Angela Free Jocelyn and Myles Friel Dana and Josh Frieman Melanie Gnazzo and Stuart Lipton Kelly Gorman and Steve Carnevale Kate Gorrissen Chris and John Grassi Jennifer and Randy Gridley Janet and Mark Hall Hélène and Morten Hansen Steven Hao and Erica Dao Dean and Linda Hartwig Hon. Scott R. Heldfond
Heidi Castelein and Alex Fisher
Susan Hopkinson-Fishman and David Fishman
Lauretta Cesario
Kristen and Mike House
Jim Chestnut and Diane Schroeder
Linda and Larry Howell
Kate and Adam Clammer Georgia and Chris Collins
Lucy Hume ’90 and Nicholas Koukopoulos
Lisa Congdon ’93
Janet Hunter and David Zenoff
Carla and Paul Cooper
Anthony Imhof and Ellen McLean
Jim and Kathleen McGrath Crabbe
Vladimir Jacimovic and Elisabetta Ghisini
Cary Cronholm-Rose ’96
Mr. and Mrs. Kam Jalili
Sheila and Jeffrey Cuthbert
Jeff King & Company
Chris da Cunha and Mary Jane Weaver
Amyn and Saritna Kaderali
Beth and Andy Daecher
Doug and Raymonde Kramlich
Lisa Davis and Kim Gonthier
Ryan Kucsera
Lisi and Christopher Dean
Christopher T. Lane
Trevor Wright and Karen Lee Wright
Fred Dorey and Teresa Wright
May and Wilson Lee
Lareina Yee ’91 and Bert Galleno
Dr. Christopher Dowd and Ms. Dawn Decker
Ned and Leslie Lerner
Deniece Duscheone
Donna Liu
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Katelyn and Brendan Dyson
Doreen and Larry Low
Nancy and Doug Abbey
Ken and Sandra Eggers
Jane and Allan Low
Ann Akichika and Ali Tabibian
Patty and Rick Elkus
Erin and John Lowenberg, Jr.
Amy and Gordon Ritter Paul Sack and Shirley Davis John M. Sanger Derek Schrier and Cecily Cameron Denise and Deepak Srivastava Suzanne Tucker and Timothy F. Marks Bob and Gail Walker Natalie Walrond and John Brockland Wendell Family Foundation Helen Werngren and David Ross Annie Williams and Harry Shulman Grace Won and Richard Holden Annie Robinson Woods ’84 and Montgomery Woods ’85
Kay Yun and Andre Neumann-Loreck
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SHOWCASE PATRONS Molly March ’83 and William Haluska
Elizabeth and Gerald Villegas
Christine Grassi
Bill and Mary Ann Margaretten
Catherine and Wister Walcott
Kelly Halper
Martin Richards
Nancy Weston and Bill Euphrat
Margaret Hearst
Lisa and Jason McDonell
Stephen and Kristy Williams
Mindy Henderson
Sherief Meleis ’88
Diane B. Wilsey
Wendy Holcombe
Sylvia Mestayer-Collins and Edward Collins
Grantham James Winfrey ’84
Kristen R. House
The Wolfe Family
Linda Howell
Jeanne Miller ’79
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Janet Hunter
Afshin and Azadeh Mohebbi
Sandy Yeung and Rick Wee
Lindsay Mace Joost ’84
Jessica and Jason Moment
Clinton Young, MD and Margaret Chen, MD
Hazel Kawaja
Brandi and David Morandi Ali Mozaffari and Setareh Farsio
Kristen Hale Kelly ’98
HONOR ARY COM MIT TE E
Missy Kirchner
Studio Munroe
Maryam Muduroglu, Chair
Raymonde Kramlich
Kathryn Najafi-Tagol, MD
Angelina Alioto-Grace ’88
Carolyn Langelier
Diana Nelson and John Atwater
Kate Banfield
Jane Low
Tam and Trish Nguyen
Sloan Barnett
Janet McKinley
The Parish Family
Leslie Bunim ’95
Nicola Miner ’88
The Patzer Family
Linda Burns
Nancy Murray
Paul and Nancy Pelosi
Ann Cami
Anne Pedrero
Mike Powers and Margot Golding
Lycia Carmody
Lynn Poole
Jane and Nick Prior
Stacey Case
Jane Prior
Jonathan Rachman
Margaret Charnas ’76
Debbie Geller Reynolds ’84
Ruth Raser Timbrell
Lisa Congdon ’93
Amy Metzler Ritter
Rebecca and Stephen Ravel
Louisa Consagra ’82
Victoria Shonfeld Rotenstreich ’87
Nan and Norm Rosenblatt
Jane Coté-Cook
Rohini Sadarangani
Toby and Sally Rosenblatt
Penny Coulter
Brigitte Sandquist
Jack and Betty Schafer
Suzy Cronholm
Cathryn Schember
The Schember Family
Jane Dann
Sally Shapiro
Elizabeth and Bill Shea
Lisi Bailliere Dean
Elizabeth Shea
The Stabler Family
Melinda Ellis Evers
Laura Spivy
Frances Stroh
Jenna Feinberg
Natalie Stern
Studio Becker
Sarah Gallivan
Tracey Thomas
Kathleen Taylor, The Lotus Collection
Christine M. Gardner
Lynn Wendell
Eric Upin and Natalie Stern
Elisabetta Ghisini
Karen L. Wright
Denny and Kate Van Ness
Katy Glass
Lisa G. Zanze
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H O U S E M A N AG E R S (C O N T. )
Amanda Hoenigman Vince Hoenigman Donna Liu
Elizabeth Allor, Co-Chair Jeanette Blanks, Co-Chair Paul Irwin Cooper Charlie Hartel Colette Zee
Grace Brettkelly Karen Bruehl Kelli Burrill Steve Burrill Stephanie Casey Sandy Chen Anna Chong Bev Hom Chong Steven Chong Macy Ciriaco-Fisher Paul Cooper Lora Danis Erica Dao Kris Dawley Marty Edelson Robin Filipski Oscar Flores ’89 Susana Flores Erin Gordon Kelly Gorman Yan Gu Holly Hagens Kelly Halper Cynthia Harb Debra Harrison Carla Hashagen Maria Hekker Anne Herrera Janet Hunter Michaele James Holly Johnson ’82 Mary King Nancy Koc Carolyn Kominowski Denise Lee Kristy Leffers Lisa Lindenbaum ’97 Jane Low Patricia Martell Jerry McHugh Judy McHugh Kelly McKane Galina Miloslavsky Betsy Munz Margot Northover Krutika Patel Stephanie Shmunes Natalie Stern Frances Stroh Tracey Thomas Liz Villegas Janis Yuen
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Agnes Bourne, Co-Chair Lewis Butler, Co-Chair Ted Bartlett ’87 Gretchen Berggruen Geoffrey De Sousa Lindsay Joost ’84 Hazel Kawaja Jody Thompson Kennedy Carolyn Langelier Lisa Lindenbaum ’97 Greg McIntyre Jane Prior Delanie Read Debbie Geller Reynolds ’84 Nan Rosenblatt Diane Dorrans Saeks Zahid Sardar Kathleen Taylor Martha Thompson Michael Vanderbyl HONOR ARY COM MIT TE E CHAIR
Maryam Muduroglu G ROU PS COM MIT TE E
Elena Dal Santo, Co-Chair Lisa McDonell, Co-Chair Evelyn Armstrong Shannon Atlas Courtney Cooney Jenna Feinberg Susan Hopkins Fishman Kristy Leffers Karen Yokoo Lisa Zanze HOUSE HISTORY CHAIR
Kamala Mostert
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Heidi Altree Lisa Hogen D E S I G N E R DAY/ P R E S S DAY C O - C H A I R S
Lauren Deane Evans Frances Stroh I N V I TAT I O N S M A I L I N G C H A I R
Wendy Holcombe PROG R AM BOOK COM MIT TE E
Susie Boi, Co-Chair Schenley Walker, Co-Chair Gabriele Lange Edwards Nancy Kaye Carolyn Langelier Katie Sears Kath Tsakalakis TREASURY CO-CHAIRS
Lilly Fu Sherman Luk Ling Khong Wignall DAY TREASURERS
Dawn Decker Elizabeth Hribar Betsy Munz Lana Smorodina Bob Walker Janis Yuen H O U S E M A N AG E R S
Frances Hochschild ’80, Co-Chair Teresa Wong-Jones, Co-Chair Angelina Alioto-Grace ’88 Sarah White Bournakel Judith Brass
SAN FR ANCISCO U NIVE RSIT Y HIG H SCHOOL D E V E L O P M E N T A N D D E C O R AT O R S H OWC A S E S TA F F
Shaundra Bason, Director of Development Jennifer Bittner Borden, Director of Showcase Operations Sandra Eggers, Manager of Showcase Operations Thelma Garza, Director of Events and Special Projects Mary King, Associate Director of Development Denise Lamott, Showcase Media Relations Kim Mallory, Development Associate Marianna Stark ’89, Director of Alumni Engagement 46
SPECIAL THANKS In the running of a complex fundraiser there are individuals and businesses that make the task go smoothly and easily because of their know-how, helpfulness, and generosity. The Showcase Committee would like to acknowledge and thank publicly all those listed for their invaluable contributions.
Abbey Carpet
Hazel Kawaja
Ark Flooring
Yoko Kubrick
James Bacchi, ArtHaus
Larkspur Building Co.
Hal Belmont
Kathy Lemon
Agnes Bourne, ASID
McCalls Catering & Events
Jonathan Browning
Maryam Muduroglu
Lewis Butler
Pagco Construction
Castles Home Service
Presidio Hill School
Cook Construction
Brad Suskind, Thompson Suskind, L.P.
DiLuzio Inc
Soiree Valet Parking Service
Sandra Eggers
Frances W. Stark
KC Hatcher
Clayton Timbrell
Susan E. Hogan
Trinity Design
J Vineyards
Thanks to Christian Wignall for this year’s sketch of the San Francisco Decorator Showcase house. Christian succeeds his son, Jan Wignall ’18, who produced beautiful hand-drawn images of the Decorator Showcase houses in 2016, 2017, and 2018.
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VE’LAINE MANION A TRIBUTE The Decorator Showcase pays tribute to one of its most devoted and endearing docent volunteers, Ve’Laine Manion, who passed away in August 2018. For over 35 consecutive years, Ve’Laine embodied the best of Showcase with her passion for design and her commitment to four or five docent shifts each year, enthusiastically making the 35-mile commute to San Francisco from her home in Clayton. So devoted was she to the event, she commandeered her husband Bob to serve as a docent too — which he has for more than 20 years. One always knew when Ve’Laine entered a room. With her 1,000-watt smile and twinkling eyes, she would engage people with glee, and a sincere curiosity that made one feel the center of her attention. Over the years, she conversed with thousands of Showcase guests, enhancing their visit with studied details about the designs. An interior designer herself, Ve’Laine delighted in talking with, learning from and becoming friends with the designers she encountered at Showcase, maintaining many of these ties for decades. Ve’Laine loved every facet of Showcase from getting a first look at the new mansions acquired each year to the docent meetings, corporate parties and other
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activities. Although Ve’Laine had no personal or family connection to San Francisco University High School— whose financial aid program benefits from the Showcase proceeds—she became a staunch supporter of the school too. Born in 1950, Ve’Laine was raised in Salt Lake City and attended the University of Utah. She moved to California in her early twenties, married Robert Manion, and together raised three children in the Bay Area. She is also the grandmother of nine children. Ve’laine worked for years as an interior designer and established her own design business.
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LE PETIT TRIANON T H E H I S T O R Y O F 3 8 0 0 WA S H I N G T O N S T R E E T
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To fully appreciate the splendor and beauty of San Francisco’s very own Petit Trianon at 3800 Washington Street, you need to turn back the clock and enter the world of high society in San Francisco at the turn of the 20th century. On October 7, 1890, the marriage of Marcus Simon Koshland and Corinne Schweitzer brought together two prominent Jewish families, who were part of the pioneering, gold-rush-era merchant class.
Corinne Schweitzer was the daughter of Bernhard Schweitzer, who arrived in California in 1852 from Europe and was a founding partner of one of San Francisco’s larger wholesale firms—Schweitzer, Sachs & Company, a purveyor of fancy goods and furnishings. In 1909 Corinne became the heir to a million-dollar estate. THE FRENCH CONNECTION
In 1900 Corinne, Marcus, their three children—Daniel, Robert, and Margaret—and a nursemaid embarked on an arduous journey across land and sea for a European adventure. It was in France that Corinne fell in love with the Palace of Versailles, and especially with the Petit Trianon, a chateau situated on the palace grounds. Built between 1762 and 1768, the Petit Trianon was built by the order of Louis XV for his long-term mistress, Madame de Pompadour. When Madame de Pompadour died before it was fully completed, the Petit Trianon was then occupied by her successor, Madame du Barry. Upon his accession to the throne in 1774, the 20-year-old Louis XVI gave the chateau and its surrounding park to his 19-year-old queen, Marie Antoinette, for her exclusive use and enjoyment. She immediately began an elaborate reworking of the interiors and gardens. Channeling her “inner Marie Antoinette”, Corinne, in similar fashion, hired architect Frank S. Van Trees to bring 58
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Marcus was the son of Simon Koshland, a prominent San Francisco wool merchant with a sizeable fortune. The elder Koshland had arrived from Europe with his brother in 1850 and opened a general merchandise store in Sacramento. In 1862 the Koshlands moved to San Francisco and opened a wool business, which eventually became Koshland and Sons and was the leading wool house in America. When Simon Koshland retired in the 1890s, his sons and sons-in-law continued the profitable family business.
Top photo: 3800 Washington Street, San Francisco Bottom photo: Le Petit Trianon at the Palace of Versailles, France
the elegance and opulence of France to the sand dunes of San Francisco. With the gift from her father of the corner lot at Washington and Maple Streets in Presidio Heights, Corinne and Mr. Van Trees set out to replicate the Petit Trianon. Indeed, the Washington Street facade faithfully replicates the west or garden facade of the French original. The elegant front entry and four majestic Corinthian columns are a masterpiece of harmony and elegance. An October 21, 1902 San Francisco Chronicle article headlined: “Mansion in the Style of the Petit Trianon” had an accompanying rendering of the house and the following description: “The exterior is after the style of the Petit Trianon at Versailles, the favorite resort of Queen Marie Antoinette in the days of her prosperity, and is to be finished in light-colored sandstone. The interior is modeled on the antique classic, adapted by Frank S. Van Trees, the architect, to meet the requirements of a modern home. There is nothing like it in this city, and on the completion of his house the owner expects to spring a
surprise on his friends, especially as to the interior decorations, which will be in keeping with the outside magnificence. The grounds, also, will be elaborately treated, so as to furnish an appropriate setting for the house.” Completed in 1904, the Koshland house was nearly 18,000 sq. ft. with a three-story atrium rising in the center supported by marble columns. The first floor featured conservatories on either side of the marble rotunda. With eight fireplaces and over twenty rooms, the Koshland house was “always a home” according to Daniel Koshland, first born son of Marcus and Corinne. The three monumental Art Nouveau stained glass windows on the Maple Street facade are the work of Bruce Porter, a native San Franciscan polymath, who was a proponent of the Arts & Crafts movement, and a working artist, writer, and landscape designer. Porter created the gardens at Filoli and at the Bourn estate in Woodside; he painted the murals at Nob Hill’s Pacific Union Club; and he designed the stained glass windows for San Francisco’s Swedenborgian Church. Two years after its completion, the home sustained extensive damage from the 1906 earthquake, but Marcus Koshland, ever the optimist, was quoted on the front page of the San Francisco Call debunking the myth that small homes would be built as replacements:
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“Yes, I am going to rebuild. I will replace everything just as it was. This talk of bungalows is foolish. Instead of bungalows we are to have in San Francisco more magnificent homes than ever before! I know of several property owners who intend to build beautiful residences on the heights (Presidio Heights). The city will recover from this shock in surprisingly quick time. I have unbounded faith in it and so have all the business men with whom I have spoken.”
An historic photo of the house just after the 1906 earthquake shows damage to the structure, in particular the loss of the Corinthian columns.
A PASSION FOR MUSIC, SOCIETY, AND PHILANTHROPY
The Koshlands enjoyed opening their home for social events, elaborate parties, and concerts. After a 1912 renovation that added an elaborate ground floor ballroom, Corinne and Marcus hosted an eighteenth century themed soirée in celebration of a visit from Boston relatives. The San Francisco Chronicle described the event in its society section: “. . . Their handsome Washington Street residence was decorated to resemble the court of Louis Quinze. The halls were transformed into a forest of potted trees and box bordered walks. The walls of the reception rooms were lined with hedges of vines and greens, which were overgrown with roses in different shades The February 13, 1913 San Francisco of reds. Stately divans, Chronicle. Mrs. Koshland is shown at statues and playing the upper left of the photo collage. marble fountains completed the decorative scheme. Mr. and Mrs. Koshland received their guests attired as King Louis and Queen Marie Antoinette, Mr. Koshland wearing the royal purple and Mrs. Koshland in white brocade with a cloak and train of Marie Antoinette blue. Dan and Robert Koshland, dressed as courtiers of the day in green and lavender, assisted their parents in receiving. About 500 guests attired in eighteenth century costumes enjoyed the affair, which was among the most elaborate of the winter’s entertainments.” As founder of the San Francisco Symphony Association and one of the first directors of the San Francisco Opera Company, Corinne Koshland promoted her passion for music and loved to share her home as a stage for many prominent musicians. Igor Stravinsky, Jascha Heifetz, and Leonard Bernstein all played within the home’s central atrium, where over 100 guests could comfortably sit. Yehudi Menuhin and Isaac Stern both had their childhood musical debuts at the Koshland house. Corinne was one of several sponsors of Stern’s musical education, money well spent, as Stern later became a world-renowned violinist and arts activist, saving Carnegie Hall from demolition in the 1960s and helping establish the National Endowment for the Arts in 1964. Stern later mentored other young artists including Yo-Yo Ma and Itzhak Perlman. 59
Although music was perhaps Corinne’s greatest passion, she also contributed both time and money to many other causes. She was one of the founders and for many years was a director of the Garden Nursing Home. Additionally, the Pacific Hebrew Orphanage and Home Society, the Hebrew Home for the Aged and Disabled, and the EmanuEl Residence Club benefited from her philanthropy, as did the Community Chest. The beauty of nature was also one of her great loves, and the city’s gardener John McLaren considered her to be his good right hand in developing park and garden projects throught the city.
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THE END OF AN ERA
On October 14, 1953, at the age of 86, Corinne Koshland died, having outlived her husband by twenty-eight years. With her passing the City lost one of its most beloved grande dames, who had been a positive force in the city’s cultural life for more than sixty years. The Koshland residence then passed to another San Francisco socialite, Walter E. Buck, who purchased the home for $100,000 in March of 1955. Buck was a financier who sat on the board of directors of San Francisco Bank, the First Western Bank, the Anglo-California National Bank, the North American and El Dorado Oil Companies, the Transamerica Holding Corp., the American Distilling Co., the National Ice and Cold Storage Co., the Pacific National Life Insurance Co., and Matson Navigation Co. His father had helped found Matson. Buck also once served as president of the California Palace of the Legion of Honor. Apparently he was fond of “royal” residences— he commissioned a magnificent summer home in Woodside that PHOTO: James Bacchi #inthesky was modeled after England’s Hampton Court Palace, the residence of Henry VIII. In 1983 the Buck family was listed by Forbes as one of the 400 wealthiest in America. Ð
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The house changed hands again before being owned by Joe and Heide Betz and, later, by internet pioneer Halsey Minor, who lost it in a bankruptcy sale. It recently sold after a long vacancy for a reported $15.75 million. This is the second time that the house at 3800 Washington Street has served as a venue for the San Francisco Decorator Showcase. It was also transformed by a talented group of designers in 1982, which was just the fifth Showcase. The chair that year was Margaret Kaufman. In 2019, thirty-seven years later, the home has again been transformed by a talented group of designers and is open to the public for this year’s San Francisco Decorator Showcase. As you stroll through the halls, rooms, and gardens of this exquisite San Francisco landmark, imagine what it was like to live here in the early twentieth century; listen for the sounds of clinking champagne glasses, soaring arias, sweeping violin strings, twinkling piano keys, and elaborate orchestral harmonies. – Kamala Mostert
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1 The Gardens Jarrod Bauman 2 The Entry Elan Evans 3 L’Appartement Heather Hilliard 4 Fleurs et Orangerie Butler’s Pantry Kari McIntosh Dawdy 5 Fleurs et Orangerie Atrium Kari McIntosh Dawdy 6 Petit Kitchen Gregg De Meza
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9 Public Secrets: In the Garden of Good & Naughty Deniece Duscheone 10 Vestibule/Foyer Catharine Clark
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15 Exercise & Relaxation Room Kelly Cassidy Annaliese Nicodemo
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17 Luxe Bath: Tangier Remix Jo Ann Hartley 18 Marie’s Magnolias Dina Bandman
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19 Le Salon D’Ecriture/ Writer’s Den Kristen Peña 20 En Suite Espresso & Cocktail Bar Lauren Berry 21 Master Bedroom Kathleen Navarra
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29 Le Petit History Hall Marti Schein 30 Bizibots Bedroom Virginie Manichon
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34 Stairwell to Ballroom Victoria Weiss Daniel Bletterman 35 Ballroom Vernon Applegate Gioi Tran
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Zeterre Landscape Architecture www.zeterre.com
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THE GARDENS
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DZINE Furnishings Flos Outdoor Lighting Yoko Kubrick Sculpture Meefog Technology Fog Machines Paola Lenti Outdoor Furniture
Because Le Petit Trianon is neoclassical in style and four floors, it allows for a perfect viewing garden like those you would have seen in fine old European estates. We wanted a garden that was classical in form but with Zeterre’s contemporary edge. The parterre was inspired by one of the parterres in the orangerie at Versailles. It is an abstraction of the lily flower that creates the shape. The lily flower was very important to many of the royal families of Europe and is reminiscent of several crests of the monarchs. We collaborated with DZINE Furniture Gallery, selecting Paola Lenti, one of our favorite modern Italian designers. The furniture really gives the garden a contemporary feel, while still celebrating its classical form. Through DZINE, we also discovered Yoko Kubrick, an incredibly talented artist/sculptor who is bringing an unbelievable addition to our garden. After we met Yoko, we decided to let her sculptures be the focal points, allowing the shape of the garden to be molded around her pieces, because they are incredibly special. Blowing fog through the garden takes it to a completely new level, creating a magical changeability from morning to night. From the beginning light of day and on into the evening, the garden will continue to change and offer constant surprises, which is something that Zeterre does in all our gardens . . . constant surprise. Special thanks to: Thank you to Austin Forbord and Eric Zimmerman at DZINE. Collaborating with you has been really fun and energizing! (Thank you to Ali Grosslight for introducing us!) And, without a doubt, we loved working with the amazing Yoko Kubrick . . . such a talent! ZE T E R R E L A N DS C A P E A R C H IT EC T U R E 1171 Folsom Street San Francisco, CA 94103 415 691 2166 info@zeterre.com zeterre.com
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C2 Paint Paint DiLuzio Inc. Electrical Work DZINE Showroom Vases Elan Evans Decorative Finishes All Painted Finishes and Cut Paper Joe Makohon Woodworking Cut Paper Installation Living Green All Plantings Sand Studios Chandelier
THE ENTRY The formal entry leads you into the main house unless, of course, you’d like to detour into one of the secret gardens on the sides. A cloudy ombre paint finish creates a distant horizon glimpsed over the textural foliage in the formal planters and through the cascades of painted and cut paper foliage. Special thanks to: The amazing San Francisco Decorator Showcase staff, volunteers and committee. Davis Dalbok and Lindsey Graves from Living Green who compose with plants the way I do with paints and brushes. Larissa Sand of Sand Studios for letting there be light. Austin Forbord from DZINE for providing objects d’art. Joe Makohon Woodworking for always, always being there to help.
E L A N E VA N S D ECO R AT I V E FI N I S H E S 8922 Poplar Ave Cotati, CA 94931 707 536 5299 elan@elanevans.com elan evans.com
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Anthony Meier Fine Arts Rosana Castrillo Diaz, Untitled, 2013 Almond & Company San Francisco Lounge Chairs by Verner Panton for Thonet ARK Hardwood Flooring C2 Paint
H E AT H E R HILLIARD
C. Mariani Antiques, Restoration & Custom M. Criaerd Chinoiserie Commode Cristina Grajales Gallery Large Triscota Sconces by Christophe Côme Da Vinci Marble Démiurge New York De Sousa Hughes LLC Phocee Table by Christian Liaigre Eric Schmitt Studio Anneau Pendant Fabian’s Fine Furniture FJ Hakimian Inc. “Ruins in a Park” Tapestry
L’ A P P A R T E M E N T L’Appartement offers a chic gathering space for a contemporary French family, while celebrating iconic French design from the 17th century to the present. Our design honors the historic details of this important San Francisco landmark, “Le Petit Trianon.”
Forbes & Lomax LLC Hakwood Inc. Duoplank European Oak Herringbone JB Tile & Stone Jonas Inc. Polar Bear Sofa Larkspur Builders Inc. General Contractor Legrand Lisa Lindenbaum Art Advisory Nicky Kehoe Organic Wood Sculpture by Caitlin Wylde Oly Studio
Special thanks to: Phebe Apgar Williams, senior designer, who collaborated with me on the design of our Showcase room. I am also thankful to my incredibly talented team, who contributed to the execution of our Showcase room: Sara Arntz, Fleur Keyes, Ashley Kim, Kristina Pinakidis, Alyssa Altamirano, and Marta Villela. Jenny Bittner Borden, Thelma Garza and The San Francisco Decorator Showcase Design Advisory Board, volunteers and staff who contribute countless hours to make the Showcase a continued success. Thank you to my vendors who generously contributed merchandise, time and craftsmanship.
Philippe Grandvoinet Decorative Finishes Ralph Pucci International “Flower Coffee” Table by India Mahdavi Remains Lighting Ross Painting
H E AT H E R H I L L I A R D D E S I G N 3654C Sacramento Street San Francisco, CA 94118 415 673 1111 info@heatherhilliard.com heatherhilliard.com
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Abnormals Anonymous Custom Wallpaper Birch – Flowers C2 Paint – Paint Caroline Lizarraga Decorative Arts Gold Leaf Ceiling, Verre Églomisé Backsplash Castles Home Service Stone Restoration Torryne Choate – Ceramicist C. Mariani Antiques, Restoration & Custom Metal Finials Da Vinci Marble “Invisible Blue” Marble Linda Fahey – Ceramicist Fernando The Neat Wallpaper Installation Forbes & Lomax – Light Switch Jane Gianerelli – Rendering GO Build Studio – Cabinetmaker HEWN, Paul Ferrante, Inc. Chandelier and Antique Watering Cans Hoffman Hardware Cabinet Hardware JB Tile & Stone Countertop Fabrication and Installation Julia B Handmade For Life Guest Linens Kaiser Glass Glass Backsplash Fabrication and Installation Kohler – Plumbing Fixtures Mark de Bibo & Co Electrical, Plumbing, Paint Contractor
KARI M C I N TOS H DAW DY
FLEURS ET ORANGERIE B U T L E R ’ S PA N T R Y Fit for modern royalty, the floral arranging room is the ultimate in luxury. The jewelbox space offers a room to showcase an eclectic collection of antique McCoy pottery, contemporary ceramics by local artists created exclusively for the San Francisco Decorator Showcase, crystal vases, and space to assemble ornate floral presentations and fill vessels with water. Marble countertops are integrated with the latest technology to prevent marble etching and staining. The sleek black apron sink, custom colored faucet, and gilded entomology-themed wallpaper bring the drama. With a verre églomisé backsplash and gold-leaf ceiling that harkens back to the grandeur of the French Baroque period, this petite, yet elegant room serves as a vibrant creative refuge for the woman of the house to connect with nature in the intimacy of her own home, marveling in simple delights and personal pursuits. Special thanks to: Our wonderful vendor partners who have so generously offered their time, talents, and resources to bring our vision to life. The Design Advisory Board, the Decorator Showcase Committee, the San Francisco University High School staff, and the dedicated volunteers and docents. My family for their love, support, and endless encouragement. K A R I M C I N TOS H D E S I G N 520 Costa Rica Avenue San Mateo, CA 94402 415 341 1466 info@karimcintoshdesign.com karimcintoshdesign.com
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F L E U R S E T O R A N G E R I E AT R I U M RESOURCES
Birch Flowers Castles Home Service Stone Restoration C. Mariani Antiques, Restoration & Custom Terracotta Glazed Stools Erin Lane Estate, Inc. Mirror Eye of The Day Garden Center Versailles Planter Boxes Jane Gianerelli Rendering HEWN, Loro Piana Interiors Stair Runner
Inspired by the Orangerie from The Palace of Versailles, the atrium provides a serene workspace to gather and trim cuttings from the garden. An outdoor table is flanked by a pair of citrus trees in the tree boxes created in the same design as the originals for Versailles which were made to house wintering plants. Glazed terra cotta garden stools from the 19th century provide seating to view and ponder the grounds. A 19thcentury gilt mirror reflects natural light from outdoors. The original stone flooring and verdigris glass greenhouse skeleton are restored to former glory, while still honoring the patina of over a century of use. A new runner in the latest outdoor textile technology refreshes the back staircase. Special thanks to: Our wonderful vendor partners who have so generously offered their time, talents, and resources to bring our vision to life. The Design Advisory Board, the Decorator Showcase Committee, the San Francisco University High School staff, and the dedicated volunteers and docents. My family for their love, support, and endless encouragement.
J&M Carpets Carpet Measure Kaiser Glass Glass Backsplash Fabrication and Installation Mark de Bibo & Co Electrical & Carpet Installation
K A R I M C I N TOS H D E S I G N 520 Costa Rica Avenue San Mateo, CA 94402 415 341 1466 info@karimcintoshdesign.com karimcintoshdesign.com
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Creative Paints C2 Paint for Wall and Ceiling Da Vinci Marble Counter Top, Marble Floor Tile Design Theory Hardware Pulls Jausas & Co. Glamora Wall Covering Jonathan Browning Inc. Decorative Light Fixture Kohler Plumbing Fixtures and Sink Luminii LED Accent Lighting Purcell Murray Appliances
P E T I T K I TC H E N Inspired by the existing stained glass window featuring wisteria, the Petit Kitchen allows the home’s previous form to shine through. Accentuating the vibrant violet petals, luscious plum appliances bring pops of color to the clean white of the cabinets, floating shelves and gleaming marble floors. The lilac veining of the marble countertop mimics the creeping disposition of wisteria climbing up the walls to serve as a back splash. A more graphic floral wallcovering adorns an accent wall, contrasting a flower’s organic form with geometric underlays descending from the custom cove millwork and spanning the impressive height of the wall. The re-imagining of the space is certain to attract more than just the butler. Special thanks to: Gregg Loughran, General Contractor Hiram Banks, Hiram Banks Lighting Design PJ Golkar, RYZUP Kitchen Frank Eddy, Neo American Gardens
D E M E Z A + A R C H IT EC T U R E 60 Santa Marina Street San Francisco, CA 94110 415 436 9600 gregg@dma-sf.com dma-sf.com
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Clayton Timbrell Contractor
PAU L WISEMAN
C. Mariani Antiques, Restoration & Custom Wood Paneling Furniture Refinishing Da Vinci Marble Fireplace Tile Daniel Coakley Window Film
JAMES HUNTER
Dogfork Lamp Arts Chandelier Restoration Foster Gwin Art Fromental Folding Screen Ceiling Wallcovering Hardesty Dwyer & Co Custom Pillows Hilde/Brand Furniture Custom Banquette Holland & Sherry Ottoman Embroidery Ironies and Kneedler Fauchère Lounge Chair J F Fitzgerald Furniture Co Ottoman Jim Thompson and Shears and Window Fabrics Mansour LA Area Rug Heidi Wright Mead Wallcovering Installation The Noguchi Museum Model E Lantern Protean Steel Metal Shelving Steinway & Sons Grand Piano Truax Design Group Lighting Design
T H E H A U T E H I D E A W AY : A T R I B U T E TO CO N N O I S S E U R S H I P Inspired by Pierre Bergé and Yves Saint Laurent and their passion for collecting and travel, The Wiseman Group has transformed the dining room of Le Petit Trianon into a 21stcentury haute Bohemian hideaway. A connoisseur’s enclave of treasured objects, the space showcases elements from various periods and styles with a unique collection hand-selected by Paul Vincent Wiseman. Layered in classical, contemporary, and custom furnishings and artwork, the hideaway features an antique Oushak carpet and an Edwin Lutyens octagonal table. The fireplace has been reimagined with custom Moroccan star-patterned tiles by Monique De La Plaza through Da Vinci Marble. A custom geometric 5-panel velvet screen inspired by artist Gustav Klimpt, a Steinway grand piano, a Ming Dynasty coffee table, and a window seat banquette in Jim Thompson woven fabric create the feeling of a maximalist eclecticism. A Noguchi hanging lamp and an existing crystal chandelier illuminate the dark paneled room, creating the appropriate mood for our Bohemian friends. Special thanks to: Our incredible team and staff at The Wiseman Group, especially Shannon Weller, Jessica Redondo, Emily Goodyear, and Victor Fernandes. All of our revered vendors, industry partners, and those who support them to do the magnificent work they do. The Design Advisory Board, the Decorator Showcase Committee, and San Francisco University High School staff, and the dedicated volunteers and docents. THE WISEMAN GROUP 301 Pennsylvania Ave San Francisco, CA 94107 415 282 2880 contact@wisemangroup.com wisemangroup.com
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SUSAN COLLINS WEIR RESOURCES
Bright on Presidio Chandelier by Regis Botta for Ozone
LIVING ROOM
Carpenters Workshop Gallery Coffee Table by Mathieu Lehanneur
The living room of Le Petit Trianon evokes classic beauty—a grand space that serves to host parties and provide an intimate setting for evening conversation. Organized around a central axis and articulated with traditional motifs, the room has been painted a uniform white. Mirrors, added to the east wall, extend the language of existing windows around the room. By reflecting the views of the gardens, this gesture creates a traditional setting that also blurs the lines between indoor and outdoor space.
C2 Paint Eby Construction Fabrication of SCW Sideboard Fox Marble and Da Vinci Marble Fireplace Material and Fabrication
High End Painting
The room’s center is highlighted by a sculptural chandelier and carved marble table sitting on a bespoke rug. Surrounding these, a circular sectional creates a sense of privacy while also welcoming conversation around the room’s edge by inviting guests to perch along its back. Texture-rich art surrounds the room while cocktails are served from the custom sideboard. The modern gestures contrast and highlight the beauty of Le Petit Trianon. The balance of form and space, style and view, bring forth the spirit of a Parisian salon that may have hosted the likes of Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin.
Holland and Sherry Drapery Fabric
Special thanks to:
Granite Electric Haines Gallery HEWN Production of SCW Designed Sofa and Bench in Mokum Fabric
Hosfelt Gallery Jessica Silverman Gallery J.F. Fitzgerald Larkspur Builders Mark Nelson Designs Production of SCW Designed Area Rug Paige Glass Mirrors Susan Lind Chastain, Inc. Window Coverings The Future Perfect Mobile by Karl Zahn
We wish to thank our network of showrooms, vendors, fabricators, galleries and colleagues. You have been amazing and made our first Showcase more fun and compelling than we could have imagined. Your support and enthusiasm for our project has been truly humbling. Thank you, all. We would also like to thank our amazing and talented team: Lea, Marta, Marie, Pamela, Kaila. Most importantly, Kira, thank you for coordinating Showcase and making it all happen.
S T U D I O CO L L I N S W EI R 451 Coloma St. Sausalito , CA 94965 415 289 0590 info@studiocollinsweir.com studiocollinsweir.com
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AJK Design Studio Custom Vent by Annie Kantor Alex Ray Art by Kyle Thompson Artistic Tile Tile Casamance Fabric Coup D’Etat Chandelier by Jocelyn Marsh, Vintage Mirrors Crown Construction Ross McKenna, General Contractor Chris Rodriguez, Plumbing John Cunningham, Electrical Chris Lanos, Painting Jesus Gutierrez, Bellisimo Stone TruStyle Doors Da Vinci Marble Carrara Marble De Sousa Hughes Caste Side Table, JAB Anstoetz Fabric, Jonathan Browning Sconces and Cocktail Tables, Magni Home Collection Chairs, Pavoni Leather, Timorous Beasties Wallcovering House of Color Benjamin Moore Paint Kohler Toilets, Sink, Faucets Ritta Herwitz Design Support Drapery Workroom Jill Stevens Wallcovering Installation Sticks & Stones Marble Fabricator
DENIECE DUSCHEONE
PUBLIC SECRETS: I N TH E GARD EN O F GOO D & NAU G HT Y It’s a crooked path with beckoning whispers assigned to those on the same frequency. Only the vain and vapid unite for intermittent yet intimate escapes. We all know it’s a fine line from desires to regrets. Somewhere between dusk and dawn, the subtle rustling of the branches in my garden gather strength. Sleeping spirits in hot pursuit of the evening air crave the dew on my skin, recalling past parties when romance danced through these walls, and the mischievous confided under the stairs. Social obligations require departures from reality. Lost or entranced? It’s up to you. This jewel box of a powder room is a mystical garden of magic and the macabre. The naïve perch on the tufted swing with sacred smiles and joyous frolicking, while others giggle over misfortunes and paper cuts and imbibe in total debauchery. No one can possibly know what goes on in here. It’s actually nobody’s business! Nothing truly bites in my garden . . . or does it? Adjust yourself darling, I can’t have you becoming unraveled out there in front of the Goldberg’s and Smith’s. Frequent jaunts back and forth and forth and back will keep the night young, but I have always been strict on when to leave the party. Special thanks to: The Decorator Showcase Committee, volunteers, and staff along with the Design Advisory Board. All of our vendors and our subcontractors that have contributed their time and talents. Jonathan Giacoletto of Titan Intuitive. All our supporters and clients that trust the methods to our madness. D E N I EC E D U S C H EO N E D E S I G N 1278 Indiana Street, Suite 500 San Francisco, CA 94107 415 309 8122 deniece@denieceduscheone.com denieceduscheone.com
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Laurel Roth Hope Manifest Destiny #2, 2017 Vitreous china, glazes, wood, gold leaf 42 x 42 x 12 inches
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Julie Heffernan Artist Andy Diaz Hope Artist Laurel Roth Hope Artist Deborah Oropallo Artist Katherine Vetne Artist
C AT H A R I N E CLARK
The gold ornamentation, marble columns, stained glass windows, high ceilings, and sweeping staircases of this classically styled home suggested the work of five female artists. Each of these women has roots in the culture of San Francisco, and each uses historic tropes in their work and brings them into dialogue with contemporary concerns. The artists we selected marry high craft with thoughtful content and work in diverse materials to express their ideas. Paintings by Julie Heffernan classically convey figures immersed in a variety of landscapes, all of which feel precarious and hint at ecological and social challenges. Deborah Oropallo borrows from the history of painting, using photomontages that mash-up historic paintings of men in power with images of sexy women from on-line costume catalogues. Katherine Vetne works sculpturally, melting leaded crystal —your grandmother’s Waterford, for example— transforming it into sculptural objects that reference, but no longer resemble, their history. Laurel Roth Hope began her career as a park ranger, later becoming an artist with a focus on ecological concerns. Her sculptures of the animal kingdom— creatures that are endangered alongside those that are thriving to the point of being invasive— provide insight into the complexity of our relationship with the natural world. Special thanks to: The staff at Catharine Clark Gallery — Drusilla Belman, Aubree Mlandenovic, Anton Stuebner, Javier Martinez, and to the artists who loaned work to the Decorator Showcase— Julie Heffernan, Andy Diaz Hope, Laurel Roth Hope, Deborah Oropallo, and Katherine Vetne. Thank you also to the Decorator Showcase Committee and volunteers, and the staff and volunteers at University High School. C AT H A R I N E C L A R K G A L L E RY 248 Utah Street San Francisco, CA 94103 415 399 1439 cc@cclarkgallery.com cclarkgallery.com
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R E C I TA L RESOURCES
Anthony for Acquired Taste Living Ark Hardwood Flooring, Inc. Caitlin McVarish Castles Home Service Christopher Stark CPS Garten Corp Creative Paint Da Vinci Marble de Gournay De Leon Installation
ACT I. Come sit, sip, and enjoy the melody of this season’s RECITAL. Through a contemporary lens we pay homage to the salon’s original architecture, revealed in all its symmetry, to truly let it sing. A moody canvas of warm petrol charcoal cascades the walls and millwork to harmonize with a coved ceiling adorned in a 20th century geometric inspired wallpaper aptly named “Symphony”, by de Gournay. Honing in on this early Cubism period, we shadowed Picasso’s steps back to the souks of Marrakech— where the room’s Martin Kobus custom designed chandelier was sculpted from the natural spherical form to give a wink to musical notes. A duet of feminine silhouettes and strong pitches of masculinity dance through the space where custom designed furniture in gilded ochre tones, mixed metals, brass structures, and velvet shine. We flirt with the art of the abstract through simple shapes, collage, and the intersection of dimensionality. Old school meets new age glamour in an unhinged place for all to play and be heard. END ACT I - Applause!
DiLuzio Inc. JB Tile and Stone Kneedler Fauchère Luna’s Painting Martin Kobus Workroom Michael Custom Built Upholstery MK Home Team Osborne & Little Piedmont Plastics Seams Perfect
Special thanks to: Anthony for Acquired Taste Living; Ark Hardwood Flooring, Inc.; Caitlin McVarish; Creative Paint; Da Vinci Marble; de Gournay; De Leon Installation; DiLuzio; JB Tile and Stone; Kneedler Fauchère; Luna’s Painting; Michael’s Custom Built Upholstery; Osborne & Little, Seams Perfect, and Tazi Design, Inc. Without their collaboration, skill, and generosity none of this would have been possible. Everyone on my team, specifically Chris Bergin, Astrid Kobus, Molly Quesada, Erik Zang and our workroom. The unwavering support and dedication of the UHS team, particularly Jenny Bittner Borden, the docents and volunteers.
SoulMind Studios Swarovski Tazi Design, Inc.
M A RT I N KO B U S H O M E 4000 Bridgeway, Suite 318 Sausalito, CA 94965 415 331 3755 martin@martinkobusinc.com martinkobushome.com
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Lisa Carroll from the Transparency of Stones series acrylic on paper, 4" x 4" (each)
Gale Jesi, Iceberg color digital photograph, 20" x 30" $2000
LISA CARROLL
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S ECO N D F LO O R L A N D I N G U H S V I S U A L A R T S F A C U LT Y Lisa Carroll: The Transparency of Stones series began unknowingly as a way to heal from a near death experience in December of 2018. Through the process of making small simple daily paintings, working with color and organic forms, I become whole. The series is ongoing. I am curious about the impulse of human creativity. I am preoccupied with considering my interconnection with all of life. I am focused on exploring the layers of my embodied experience and my feelings of self. I am engaged with mystery. Gale Jesi: I have taught photography for over 20 years, and that has influenced my work as an artist. I teach people how they see and how they can expand their vision. This has in turn expanded my vision. Many of my photos are about photography and learning to see with more than our eyes. Special thanks to: San Francisco University High School. LISA CARROLL W h it tl e Ave n u e , O a k l a n d , C A 9 4 6 02 5 1 0 5 17 70 4 5 lis a c k . o a k @ g m a il . co m fieldstation23.com G A L E J E S I , P H OTO G R A P H E R / E D U C ATO R vislit @ s b cg l o b a l . n et seechr.com
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S ECO N D F LO O R L A N D I N G U H S V I S U A L A R T S F A C U LT Y Jenifer Kent: My drawings are done freehand, evolving organically. Each mark is evidence of an iterative and meditative process that leaves little room for error. I examine the mechanisms nature, space, and sound, and seek to capture a moment of peace, a suspension of time, a paused chaos. Special thanks to: San Francisco University High School and Dolby Chadwick Gallery. Matthew Scheatzle: Wood Paintings are made by a process of aggregating wood cross-sections, the thickness of tile, set into color substrates. These pieces are influenced by found materials, pattern recognition, and art historical images. They are constructed riddles about beauty that invite solving. Special thanks to: San Francisco University High School and Dolby Chadwick Gallery.
J EN I F ER K EN T c /o D o l by C h a dwi c k G a ll e r y 210 Post Street, Suite 205 San Francisco, CA 94108 j e n ife r. ke nt @ g m a il . co m jeniferkent.com dolbychadwickgallery.com M AT T H E W S C H E AT ZL E 1946 Adeline Street Oakland, CA 94607 510 701 2613 m s c h e at zl e @ g m a il . co m m at th ews c h e at zl e . co m dolbychadwickgallery.com
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AJK Design Studio – Metal Grille Antique & Art Exchange – Winged Chair Bright on Presidio – Sconces, Chandelier
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C. Mariani Antiques, Restoration & Custom Foot Stools, Giltwood Stools Claremont Rug Company – Area Rug Coup d’Etat Swivel Chairs, Credenza, Side Tables “Thing” Stools, Console Cowtan & Tout Fabric on Banquette and Chairs, Fringe on Sofa de Gournay Handpainted Wallpaper, Embroidered Window Treatment and Fabric, Mirror, Chairs, Porcelain Ellis Dunn – Sheer Window Treatment Epoca Sleigh Beds, Table Lamps, Blue Mirror Four Star Painting, Germán Dominguez G B Rafael – Marble Fabricator J. Rachman Sofa and Banquette, Outdoor Furniture, Accessories, Flowers Kneedler Fauchère Tables, Passementerie, Fabric Margot Lar – Hand Painted Glassware Caroline Lizarraga and Julie A. Stonehouse Decorative Painting Metke Inc – “Nest Cluster” Osborne and Little – Fabric
H O U G H TO N H A L L R EI M AG I N ED Jonathan Rachman fell in love with Houghton Hall in Norfolk, England, during a candlelight dinner by the invitation of the Marchioness of Cholmondeley and Claud Cecil Gurney of de Gournay. The longest and loveliest dinner table that ever there was for the most magical and memorable evening was prepared for 80 guests. Lit entirely by candlelight, guests experienced the house just as it would have appeared in the 18th century when the wallpaper that inspired Rachman was originally installed. The celebration was to showcase the Cabinet Room’s original wallpaper discovered by the Marchioness in the attics. During the evening, Rachman was mesmerized by Houghton Hall’s grand hallways, various rooms and ambiance. They were permanently imprinted in his mind. Upon arrival in San Francisco, he was determined to design a space that was inspired by his visit at Houghton Hall. There could not be a more appropriate place in San Francisco than the Petit Trianon to realize his inspiration. He imagines what happened at dinners in times past at Houghton Hall, after most guests departed; the gracious hosts in their finery continue to entertain dear friends in this room into the wee hours, to be repeated again and again at the Petit Trianon . . . certainly these are occasions (and a room) to remember! Special thanks to: Our clients who always inspire me. The Cecil Gurney family for your friendship and all the memories throughout the years. Everyone at de Gournay for your support and sponsorship. All of our sponsors and purveyors who have supported us throughout the years. The San Francisco Decorator Showcase committee, volunteers, and staff, who have welcomed us back again in 2019. This room is for you!
Peggy Klock Sewing Window Treatment, Pillows, Bedding
My JRD family, for without your support, hard work and talent, this showcase room would not be possible. Especialmente para mi hermana Judith y mi sobrina Mónica, os quiero.
Lex Pott – “Tree of Light” Chandelier
To my Ohana, here and there, for your endless love and support.
Shears and Window Passementerie, Pillows, Fabric Sloan Miyasato Fabric on Beds, Trim, Hardware Stark – Area Rug, Pillow Fabric
To Kipper: Aku cinta kamu!! J O N AT H A N R AC H M A N D E S I G N 1632C Market Street San Francisco, CA 94102 415 440 1234 info@jonathanrachman.com jonathanrachman.com
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San Francisco Decorator Showcase 2014 — The Modern Romantic’s Lair
Jane Richardson Mack
Artist-Designer Verre Èglomisè, paint & metal leaf on glass Mural Painting www.janerichardsonmack.com janerichardsondesign@gmail.com 415-606-3410
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C2 Paint Elan Evans Decorative Finishes Hand-painted STRATA Ceiling Paper The Malder Company, Malcom Cressi Lighting Support John Newmeyer For Gracious Research Victoria Weiss Zaven Daigian Painting
Èglomisè panels, 24kt gold leaf, gilded, etched, painted, reflect the mysterious passage of time marked by the mysteries of the moon and stars, featuring Eastern and Western astrological images. Custom designed wood paneling pays homage to this grand structure. Hand-painted ceiling paper completes in miniature, Marie’s passageway to the king. Special thanks to: Jenny Bittner Borden and Thelma Garza for their unwavering, steady, and good humored guidance. The Design Advisory Board for the honor to participate in this very special Showcase. The staff and volunteers for their gracious support. JA N E R I C H A R DS O N M AC K 49 Madrone Road Fairfax, CA 94930 415 606 3410 janerichardsondesign@gmail.com janerichardsonmack.com JOHN ROMAIDIS 415 29 9 2811 john @romaidis .com romaidis .com
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Akanthos Eclectic Interiors (1st Dibs) Mobile Sculpture by Derick Pobell BDDW – Stool C2 Paint – Paint Casey Pro Painting Inc. – Painting Commune – Socket Lights Croft House – Mirror Forbes & Lomax Light Switches and Outlet Covers Fort Standard – Wall Hooks Holland & Sherry – Upholstery Fabric J.F. Fitzgerald Vintage Boxing Bag Customization Len Carella – Ceramics Luteca Furniture Alacran Chaise by Michael van Beuren Nickey Kehoe – Upholstered Stools Obsolete Vintage Metal and Glass Pendant Oja Design Custom Shelving and Console Outdoor Voices – Apparel Parachute – Linens Patterson Flynn & Martin Custom Felt Floor Mats Phoenix Day – Floor Lamp
E X E R C I S E & R E L A X AT I O N R O O M Here is a room to sweat, stretch, and have some fun! Similar to our own attitudes towards working out, this space approaches exercise with a sense of moderation, ease, humor, and delight. It is designed for the person who wants balance between action and relaxation, and who knows that function and aesthetics can coexist effortlessly. Turn the music on and do what moves you—hit up the boxing bag and go for the burn, or practice your pliés at the ballet bar. After the workout is through, find refuge on the beautiful leather lounger. Sit back and catch your breath, you are energized and ready for the day. Special thanks to: Our families, friends, and loved ones for your endless support and encouragement. Our lovely clients who inspire us and give us the opportunity to do the work we love. All of our wonderful vendors for your time, energy, and willingness to help with our designs. Catherine Kwong, for all that you’ve taught us along the way. We will forever look to you for all things “cool” and how to do Showcase right. Valerie Santillo, for your artistry and style, and for putting your own fashionable stamp on our walls. Josh Grout and the Larkspur Builders team for helping make our space a reality. San Francisco Decorator Showcase Committee, volunteers and staff for trusting our vision and giving us the chance to debut on this wonderful stage. C A S S + N I CO S T U D I O 998 Divisadero Street San Francisco, CA 94115 914 715 4459, 330 936 6441 hello@cassnico.com cassnico.com
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M A S T E R B AT H R O O M S P A RESOURCES Amy Somerville – Chairs Benjamin Moore – Paint ATRA Coffee Table and Fireplace Screen C2 Paint – Paint Cle Tile – Fireplace Tiles Cook Construction Renovation Work de Gournay – Wallpaper Forbes & Lomax – Light Switches Fox Marble – Vanity Stone Gagosian – Artwork Molly Hatch – Artwork HEWN – Ceiling Pendant, Rug Holly Hunt – Wall Sconces Julia B. Hand-Monogrammed Linens Kohler – Plumbing Fixtures Tulip Floors – Wood Flooring Waterworks – Shower Tiles
This spa is a romantic and nostalgic respite for Eloise, the granddaughter of Le Petit Trianon’s original owner, Cora Koshland. While Cora hosted many parties at the historic home, a particularly sentimental occasion was the butterfly-themed débutante ball for her granddaughter. The flowers were such an important element of the event that the only person entrusted with the responsibility was Cora’s butler of 35 years, who was formally trained in the art. As a tribute to the gardens and lifestyle of Eloise’s family, the spa is wrapped in a Spring 2019 custom de Gournay wallpaper entitled “Paradise Lost”, launched in collaboration with ABH Interiors. The design features crumbling ruins, overgrown gardens, abandoned boats, and wandering peacocks, evoking a once-mystical landscape that time has forgotten. While the wallpaper remembers a paradise of years gone by, the spa itself has been fully restored with new floors, elegant stone slabs, and sumptuous velvet to create a new paradise of today. Special thanks to: The Showcase visitors, for coming to see our work and making this concept possible. The Design Advisory Board, for this opportunity. Jenny Bittner Borden, Thelma Garza, and the many volunteers, for all of your help. Our many vendors, for giving us the tools to sculpt our spaces. My team, friends, and family, for everything you do. Marcus and Corinne (Cora) Koshland, for building this house in the middle of San Francisco. ABH INTERIORS 2325 Third Street, Unit 338 San Francisco, CA 94107 415 830 3601 alexis@abhinteriors.com abhinteriors.com
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Angelique Interiors Custom Sewing Blindspot Mirrors Custom Mirror C2 Paint Paint Circa Lighting Halcyon Sconces Concertex Faux Leather Dian Jones Wallpaper Installation Elan Evans Decorative Finishes Custom Wallpaper Espinoza Cabinet Shop Folger and Burt Vanity Hardware Golden State Shower Door Shower Enclosure HCL Construction Inc. Construction
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HEWN Wallpaper Kathleen Harrison Photography Kevin Rumon Electrician Kohler Plumbing Michael Taylor Jean Karajian Pendant Northbay Stone Works Counter Fabrication Sloan Miyasato Janet Yonaty Trim Sutherland Gold Leaf Medallion Swift Finishing Vanity Finish Tazi Designs Brass Teardrop Stool Turkish Towel Collection Towels Waldo DeLeon Painting Walker Zanger Tile
L U X E B AT H : TA N G I E R R E M I X The many contrasts in style and design in this year’s Showcase house piqued our interest in the Villa Mabrouka, Yves Saint Laurent’s airy Tangier home. Perched high upon a cliff overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar, the villa, with its blend of traditional and modernist features, became the inspiration behind this re-imagined bath. Classic Moroccan forms are referenced in the choice of luxe materials and finishes: flashes of color, the glint of mosaics and gold, the diffused light from alabaster fixtures, the feel of natural stone, unique custom wall finishes— all come together, creating a space of true luxury, function, and comfort. Special thanks to: My sincere gratitude for Jenny, Thelma, the Design Advisory Board and all of the wonderful volunteers for supporting us in our 6th! Showcase. Special thanks to Carmen Clark, my brilliant illustrator and sounding board. To Christian Lind of HCL Construction and his crew for their impeccable work, Pat McIntosh of Walker Zanger for ALL that glorious tile, and Jesus Espinoza for his brilliant vanity fabrication.
J O A N N H A RT L E Y I N T E R I O R D E S I G N Ten H Street San Rafael, CA 94901 415 459 4013 joann@joannhartley.com joannhartley.com
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1st Dibs – Antique Secretary Desk Allison Caccoma – Decoration Bedside Lamps
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Caroline Lizarraga Fireplace Decorative Painting Chroma Colors, Michael Clementi Paint Contractor de Gournay – Wallpaper de le Cuona via De Sousa Hughes Upholstery at Secretary Chair Forbes & Lomax – Light Switches George Custom Furniture and Franks Finishing Nightstands and Side Table Grijalba Upholstery – Desk Chair Jason Grimes – Rendering Hakwood Flooring – Flooring Hardesty Dwyer Sofa, Headboard, Chair Reupholstery HCL Construction – Contractor Holland and Sherry Drapery and Fabric for Bed Canopy Julia B. – Handmade Linens Madina Aryeh – Soft Goods Fabrication Manuel Palos Ceiling Plaster Installation Mark Nelson Designs – Custom Rug Michael Taylor – Mirror Paul Ferrante via HEWN – Coffee Table Samuel & Sons via Kneedler Fauchére Decorative Trims
MARIE’ S MAG NOLIAS An ode to the queen that once resided in Le Petit Trianon, “Marie’s Magnolias” is a majestic master bedroom fit for royalty. Feminine and fanciful in its design, this space is imagined as Marie Antoinette’s own private quarters—a place where the queen routinely sought refuge from palace intrigue—or perhaps merely created more? Visitors are invited to experience an exquisite magnolia garden that lies within. A delicate plaster treatment of white magnolia branches trails across the lacquered ceiling, and the luxurious de Gournay wallpaper with white magnolias on a mauve background has been customized so that its branches descend down the walls instead of up. This room is designed to feel soft, ethereal and graceful in tone—a fresh take on tradition with meticulous attention to detail, scale and proportions. We’d like to think Marie would have no issue eating her cake in this room, surrounded by enduring luxury and the very finest in royal comforts. Special thanks to: The Decorator Showcase Committee, volunteers, staff, and the Design Advisory Board. My wonderful vendors who contributed their time, efforts and talents, and without whom this room would never have been possible. My loyal clients who permit my passion to be my job so that no day feels like “work”. My amazing team that keeps me sane: Emily and Nicole. My supportive friends and family. My publicist Kim Gonthier of Davis Gonthier, PR.
Tulip Flooring – Flooring Installation Vaughan – Hurricane Sconces WCD (Wall Covering Designs) Wallpaper and Acoustic Installations
DINA BANDMAN INTERIORS 2350 Taylor Street, Suite 7 San Francisco, CA 94133 650 867 8644 dina@dinabandmaninteriors.com dinabandman.com
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Color Atelier Limewash Paint and Paint Services Coup d’Etat – Side Table Debibo Construction General Contractor Elina Frumerman Photography Photography Art Piece Fog & Fury Wool and Silk Textile on Chaise Forbes & Lomax – Light Switch Hakwood – Herringbone Wood Floors Holland & Sherry Curtain and Desk Chair Fabric Hosfelt Gallery Gideon Rubin “Boxer” Painting Cornelius Völker “Studio Wall” Painting Emil Lukas “Clearing #1393” Painting Lawson Fenning – Desk Chair Leigh Wells – Artwork for Walls Len Carella – Large Ceramic Pot Madina Aryeh Custom Sewing Drapery Fabrication and Installation Marc Phillips – Vintage Persian Rug Ochre – Chandelier Revitaliste Chaise Refinish and Upholstry Thomas Hayes Custom Desk Designed with Kristen Peña Yonder – Zig Zag Vases
L E S A LO N D’E C R I T U R E / W R I T E R ’ S D E N Hidden messages of inspiration adorn the walls of this dark and sophisticated writer’s retreat. Luxe textiles of felted wool silk, sumptuous velvet, and flannel are paired with dark lime paint on the walls. A custom oxidized walnut and burnished brass desk, created as a partnership between K Interiors and Thomas Hayes Studio, is the perfect perch for our writer in residence to create the next great piece of literature. Moody hues, interesting artifacts, sexy barware and weathered books round out the space to create the atmosphere that will draw writers from around the globe to this visiting writer’s den. Special thanks to: Many thanks to Jenny, Thelma and the University High School and Showcase staff and volunteers for the opportunity. For us, Showcase is about community and we love being a part of it. Deepest gratitude to our partners and vendors, for without you none of this would be possible. You make us look good. It does not go unnoticed by us. We appreciate you and are so grateful for you. Big love to my team for working so hard everyday to make this happen. Special thank you to Kylie for keeping me sane and on track throughout this entire process from start to finish. Last but not least, my three cheerleaders, thank you for always being proud. K INTERIORS 608 Elizabeth Street San Francisco, CA 94114 415 896 4204 kristen@kinteriors.com kinteriors.com
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Artistic Lighting Electrical Rough-in and Fixture Installation Brizo Faucet and Cabinet Hardware Caesarstone Countertop Material DeAlba Tile Tile Installation Doug Kitt Painting Wall and Ceiling Painted Finish Fox Marble Countertop Fabrication and Installation Garibaldi Plumbing Plumbing Rough-in and Fixture Installation Hakwood Wood Floor Tiles and Wall Planks Isackson Hardwood Flooring Floor Installation Jonathan Browning Wall Sconces, Ceiling Mount Light Fixture Link-A-Sink Marble and Mother-of-Pearl Inlay Sink Nob Hill Construction General Contractor, Cabinetry Fabrication and Installation Purcell Murray/Uline Refrigerator Roberts Drywall Gypsum Board Installation
E N S U I T E E S P R E S S O & C O C K TA I L B A R Tucked in amid the bedroom suites in this grand home is an espresso & cocktail bar inspired by the small cafÊs in Europe. Enjoy an espresso, a glass of wine, or a cocktail and savor the moment. The room is complete with a fully automated Jura espresso maker, a stocked bar, wine refrigerator, and a smart speaker to instruct how to make any drink upon request. Bespoke cabinetry in blackened charcoal and walnut finishes, European white oak floor tiles and wall planks custom made in the Netherlands, hand painted terra cotta tile, luxe golden bronze fixtures, and exquisite lighting from Jonathan Browning come together to welcome all guests. Special thanks to: The Nob Hill Construction team led by Tami Bates for their exquisite craftsmanship, professionalism, and generosity. They are an absolute pleasure to work with during every step of a project. All of the vendors and their wonderful staff for their donations of materials, time, and expertise. The Decorator Showcase Committee, Design Advisory Board, Jenny Bittner Borden, Thelma Garza, and all of the staff and volunteers that work tirelessly to make this Showcase such an enjoyable and exquisite event every year. All of the amazing clients with whom I’ve had the joy of creating homes, and all of the talented people who work with me on them. To my family and Cavalier King Charles companions: Shelby, Scout, and Cricket. L AU R E N B E R RY I N T E R I O R D E S I G N 23 Ross Common Suite#9 (Box 224) Ross, CA 94957 415 235 6793 office@laurenberry.com laurenberry.com
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Baker Furniture – Floor Lamp C2 Paint Da Vinci Marble Glass Bedside Table Tops by Vetrite De Sousa Hughes Drapery Fabric by Pollack Drapery Hardware by JAB Donghia – Bedside Lamps Dunbar at Baker Furniture Oasis Sofa by Edward J. Wormley EG Construction Edy Gonzales, Contractor Forbes & Lomax Switch Plates, Outlet Covers Fox Marble – Fireplace Interior Moves – Delivery Julia B. – Bed Linens Kneedler Fauchère Custom Bed, Mirror, and Cocktail Tables by Ironies Ceiling Pendants by Porta Romana Trimmings by Samuel & Sons Lindenbaum Art Advisory Sculpture and Artwork Lynn Edmeyer Home Sconces by Arteriors Made Goods – Bedside Chests McRoskey Mattress Company Mattress and Box Spring Michael Gonzales Window Treatment/Canopy Installer Michael Taylor Roman Shade by Hartmann & Forbes Noe Rodriguez – Painter Paterson Floor Coverings, Inc. Carpet Shears and Window Credenza by Therien Fabrics by Jim Thompson
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MASTER BEDROOM A Modern Garden of Eden With original architectural detailing intact, hand-printed wallpaper depicting a modern reinterpretation of the Garden of Eden envelopes the room with soft hues and rich bronze tones. The contemporary tailored bronze silk canopy anchors the room with its flowing seafoam drapes and upholstered bed embellished with a custom nail head design mimicking the treetops in the “Garden.” Classic contemporary furnishings in sumptuous velvet, rich wood tones, and bronze metals are layered in to create a lavish retreat. Special thanks to: My NDI team: Sarah, Barbara, Janell and Melissa. EG Construction. All of our generous vendors. Jenny Bittner Borden and all of the SFUHS people that make it happen.
Sloan Miyasato Wallpaper by Aux Abris Susan Lind Chastain, Inc. Draperies, Decorative Throw Pillows Wall Covering Designs, Inc. Wallpaper Installation
N AVA R R A D E S I G N , I N C . 1045 17th Street Suite 204 San Francisco, CA 94107 415 348 8088 contact@navarradesign.com navarradesign.com
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Baker Furniture – Bath Sconces C2 Paint CB Showers Wardrobe Mirrors, Shower Glass Circa Lighting Architectural Downlighting, Bath Pendants Da Vinci Marble Dressing Room Counter Slab, Bathroom Tile De Sousa Hughes Dressing Room Sconce by Jonathan Browning Lighting Closet Rods by JAB Shelving Fabric by Raoul EG Construction Edy Gonzales, Contractor Forbes & Lomax Switch Plates, Outlet Covers K AT H L E E N N AVA R R A
Fox Marble Bath Vanity Slab and Fabrication Interior Moves – Delivery Julia B. – Bath Linens Kizanis Cabinets Dressing Room Cabinetry Kohler Plumbing, Vanities, and Accessories Kneedler Fauchère Shade Trim by Samuel & Sons Vanity Chair and Ottoman by Ironies Lindenbaum Art Advisory – Artwork Lisa Jarvis – Cabinet Hardware Michael Gonzales Window Treatment Installer Michael Taylor Wallpaper and Roman Shades by Hartmann & Forbes Noe Rodriguez – Painter Paterson Floor Coverings, Inc. Carpet and Installation Shears and Window Ottoman Fabric by Jim Thompson Townsend Showroom Infinity Drain, Hand Towel Bars by Kartners Wall Covering Designs, Inc. Wallpaper Installation
D R E S S I N G R O O M & M A S T E R B AT H R O O M Vestiaire Et Le Bain As a continuation of our master bedroom concept, we took cues from the traditional gilding throughout the house and incorporated a modern twist to the dressing room and master bathroom. The dressing room continues the seafoam green color in a painted cork wallpaper, a floating marble vanity, and new cabinetry. The color thread continues in the bathroom with green concrete tile adorned with satin brass behind each sink vanity, crisp white marble in the shower area, and a contemporary floor pattern of white marble with brass accents. The modern floating vanities in rich wood tones relate to the bedroom furnishings to create a cohesive master suite. Special thanks to: My NDI team: Sarah, Barbara, Janell & Melissa. Kohler. EG Construction. Kizanis Cabinets. All of our generous vendors. Jenny Bittner Borden and all of the SFUHS people that make it happen. N AVA R R A D E S I G N , I N C . 1045 17th Street Suite 204 San Francisco, CA 94107 415 348 8088 contact@navarradesign.com navarradesign.com
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Andy Diaz Hope and Laurel Roth Hope Allegory of the Infinite Mortal, 2010 Jacquard tapestry Edition of 8 + 2 AP; 4/8 106 x 76 inches
Julie Heffernan, Budding Boy, 2010 Oil on Canvas 78 x 56 inches
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Julie Heffernan Artist Andy Diaz Hope Artist Laurel Roth Hope Artist Deborah Oropallo Artist Katherine Vetne Artist
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The gold ornamentation, marble columns, stained glass windows, high ceilings, and sweeping staircases of this classically styled home suggested the work of five female artists. Each of these women has roots in the culture of San Francisco, and each uses historic tropes in their work and brings them into dialogue with contemporary concerns. The artists we selected marry high craft with thoughtful content and work in diverse materials to express their ideas. Laurel Roth Hope began her career as a park ranger, later becoming an artist with a focus on the natural world. On occasion she collaborates with Andy Diaz Hope, an artist who received his degree from Stanford. Paintings by Julie Heffernan classically convey figures immersed in a variety of landscapes and interiors that feel precarious and hint at ecological challenges. Each of these artists’ approaches to their materials and subject matter is deeply feminine and feminist. What makes them such fitting choices for San Francisco’s Le Petit Trianon is the way they make the traditional feel contemporary, using high craft to support rigorous intellectual concept. Special thanks to: The staff at Catharine Clark Gallery—Drusilla Belman, Aubree Mlandenovic, Anton Stuebner, Javier Martinez, and to the artists who loaned work to the Decorator Showcase— Julie Heffernan, Andy Diaz Hope, Laurel Roth Hope, Deborah Oropallo, and Katherine Vetne. Thank you also to the Decorator Showcase Committee and volunteers, and the staff and volunteers at University High School.
C AT H A R I N E C L A R K G A L L E RY 248 Utah Street San Francisco, CA 94103 415 399 1439 cc@cclarkgallery.com cclarkgallery.com
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B A LCO N Y G A R D E N : T H E S K Y L I G H T C O N S E R VAT O R Y Hanging high above in the central atrium is a garden perch. Filled with natural light, this is an ideal space for plants. The garden is a green halo around the house’s skylight that flows off the ledge like rich botanical drapery. As they breathe, the plants cascading down into the heart of the house act as a natural filter that improves the vitality of the air. Special thanks to: RESOURCES
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Mimi Cohrt, for an enduring friendship. Victoria Zitrin and Michael Franzia, for your friendship, inspiration and opening new doors. To my family for supporting me on life’s great adventure. Davis Dalbok, for being a great plant mentor. Michelle from Roots. Mattia Pallozzi for amazing photography. All my vendors who provide or grow specialty plant material for my projects, I could not do what I do without the amazing community of passionate growers.
BR ANDON PRUETT DESIGN 265 South Van Ness Ave San Francisco, CA 94103 423 366 2928 BrandonPruett.SF@gmail.com brandonpruettdesign.com
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Willem RackĂŠ Studio Susan Lind Chastain
willemrackestudio.com Ph | 415.252.1341 166photo | Rebecca Kmiec
susanchastain.com Ph | 415.701.8898
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Almond & Co., Michael Burg Settee and Ceiling Fixture Cowtan & Tout Larsen Pillow and Bench Fabric De Sousa Hughes C&C Milano Curtain Fabric and Bench Pillow Fabric Dolby Chadwick Artwork Found by Maya Accessories Ironies Furniture Jonathan Browning Wall Sconces Josh Grout of Larkspur Builders Fireplace Surround Katharine Webster Terrace Embellishment Kneedler Fauchère Samuel & Sons Trims Sandra Jordan Settee Fabric Susan Lind Chastain, Inc. Soft Furnishings Tony Kitz Carpet Willem Racké Studio Wall Covering and Painted Finishes
R O O F T O P R E N D E Z - V O U S R E T R E AT Inspired by the French theme of the house, our light-filled room at the top of the stairs sits at the height of the tree tops. It boasts views of the sky and the city. The walls are papered with a modern version of a black and white toile with interpretations of interesting San Francisco scenes and landscapes. Enjoy the fire or the beautiful natural light as you have a tête-à-tête sitting on the 1980s Garouste & Bonettti settees. Special thanks to: Our wonderful, hardworking, dedicated and can-do teams! We couldn’t do what we do without you! Michael Burg for continued support and amazing furniture and lighting. Jonathan Browning and Co. for beautiful lighting. De Sousa Hughes and C&C Milano for their style and gorgeous fabrics. Taylor Janelle for lighting our world. Sandra Jordan for her exquisite fabrics. Tony Kitz for fabulous carpets. Chris, Laura, Kate and Yolanda for holding down our respective forts! S U S A N L I N D C H A S TA I N , I N C . 1330 Natoma Street San Francisco, CA 94103 415 701 8898 susan@susanchastain.com susanchastain.com W I L L E M R AC K É S T U D I O 1811 Folsom Street 1811 Folsom Street San Francisco, CA 94103 415 252 1341 willem@willemrackestudio.com willemrackestudio.com
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E VA M U L L E R BRADLEY
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Antonio’s Antiques – Headboards Arteriors – Closet Lighting Bungalow 5 – Dresser Circa Lighting – Vestibule Lighting Cole & Son and Kravet – Wallpaper Dawson Custom Workroom Bed Canopies and Curtains Eleanor Harwood Gallery – Art Fliepaper and De Sousa Hughes Wallpaper
D AY D R E A M B E L I E V I N ’ We created a special space for 13-year-old twin girls, who recently relocated from Singapore. During the great life transition into their teen years, we wanted to give them comfort from their past home, while providing them a place to just be themselves; a space to daydream about crushes, life, and the kind of people they want to become. You’ll find relics of colonial Singapore, vibrant energy and elements of tropical flora and fauna from their homeland. We embedded messages of strong women to help them on their way.
Graham Construction – Construction
Special thanks to:
Jim Thompson and Shears & Window Fabrics and Trims
All of our friends and family, who support us each and every day, and help us continue to grow and thrive.
Kearsley Home – Bedding Mark Nelson Design – Jute Area Rug Mighty Moving and Trucking Movers Oly Studio – Room Lighting Phillip Jeffries – Room Wallpaper Ronan McConnell Electric Electrician Samuel and Sons – Tassels Soane Britain – Side Table The Rug Company – Zap Area Rugs TJK & Associates Wallpaper Installation Wallflower Design – Florals Waterworks – Hardware Windy Chien Rope Sculpture Lighting
Our partners, Niles Lichtenstein and Cory Bradley, for holding down the households, with our babies and pets, to allow us this time and opportunity to share what we love to do with our community. Thank you. Our amazing clients, past and present, who helped us get to where we are today. Our stellar vendors - for donating their time and efforts in helping us on this room, and many other projects. Our phenomenal team: Andie, Cat, Brittany and Senny, who work tirelessly to put forth the best design everyday. Thank you for all you do and how much you care. The Decorator Showcase crew - Jenny, Thelma, the Showcase Committee, and all the volunteers and staff. Tim Johnson of Jim Thompson Fabrics—your beautiful Heliconia fabric inspired this room. David Dawson for making our room possible with your beautiful craftsmanship. S T U D I O H EI M AT 1040 Larkin Street San Francisco, CA 94109 415 670 9822 hello@studioheimat.com studioheimat.com
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Anyon Atelier Art, Furniture and Accessories Martha Sturdy Desk Slash Objects Cocktail Table B. Serota – Daybed C2 Paint – Paint De Sousa Hughes/JAB – Fabric Forbes & Lomax – Light Switch Hardesty Dwyer – Upholstery Hartman & Forbes – Window Shades Holland & Sherry – Fabric J & M Carpets – Rug Installation Jason Koharik – Lighting Jill Stevens – Wallpaper Installation Kneedler Fauchère/Gregorious Pineo Wallcoverings Kristin Dunlap – Art Advisory Larkspur Builders General Construction Leong Interiors – Window Treatments Lundy’s Company Drapery Hardware Pierce Meehan – Art Remains Lighting – Lighting Rule of Three Studio Custom Wallpaper
T H E A R T I S T- I N - R E S I D E N C E R E T R E AT The doyenne of the house is imagined as a great patron of the arts. She is often hosting one artist or another, and this guest room serves as their retreat. The room allows for unwinding but encapsulates the artist’s mind in an inspiring setting to continue to contemplate and create. The homeowner celebrates artisans of past and present, showcased in particular by the 1935 Utrecht armchair, handwoven wall treatment and hand-marbled ceiling treatment. The room is adorned with a curated assortment of art as an interactive gallery and studio retreat for the guest, an ode to the French modernist salon. This is a refuge for the well-traveled to rest their ever-revolving cogs and gears while preserving and grounding the creative mind. It is truly a celebration of form and function that is the pragmatic daybed and geometric marble coffee table with brass, all highlighted by abundant light that floods the room. Special thanks to: Thank you to my incredible team -- like all our work, this has been a collective effort. Thank you to our clients, partners and vendors. Thank you to Jenny, Thelma and the Design Advisory Board for your tireless support. Special thanks to Larkspur Builders for building out our room. Thank you to my husband for his undying love and my three littles for making me laugh at the end of these long days.
Simon Breitbard Fine Arts – Art Stark Carpets – Floor Coverings Terra Ferma Landscape Terrace Landscaping
A N YO N I N T E R I O R D E S I G N 3452 Sacramento Street San Francisco, CA 94118 415 829 2758 info@anyondesign.com anyondesign.com
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JULIE RO OTES
Forbes & Lomax Light Switches Hardesty Dwyer Bench Upholstery and Pouf
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Holland & Sherry Window Treatment Fabric Caned Bench Fabric
Our bathroom was inspired by the historical hotel bathrooms throughout Paris such as the Ritz Carlton and the Hotel Le Meurice. It is soulful but designed with the modern era in mind. We are mixing a patterned hardwood floor with stone and architectural elements. You have to squeeze a lot of architectural details out of a smaller space to make it impactful. It is beautiful, timeless, stylish and very “JRI”.
Julia B Linens Kohler Plumbing Pierre Frey Wall Covering Rosie Li Studio Floor Lamp Samuel & Sons Pouf Fringe Sandra Jordan Pouf Fabric Soane Britain Sconces Stuck Up! Wall Covering Installation Studio Gray Bench Frame Susan Lind Chastain, Inc. Window Treatment Labor The Caning Shop Caning on Bench Trinity Building General Contractor
Special thanks to: The San Francisco Decorator Showcase Committee, the volunteers and staff who contribute countless hours to make the Showcase a continued success, and especially Jenny Bittner Borden and her team. The Design Advisory Board for granting me this amazing opportunity to be a part of this San Francisco design legacy. My vendors who graciously contributed their products, time, and talents. My JRI design/dream team: Lily Gerrans, Anne Corgan, Allie Hinds, and Lindsey Smith for their dedication, talent, and contribution to our Showcase room. My loyal clients who continue to let me do what I love. Lastly, thanks to my husband and three kids who surround me with love daily and to my amazing family and friends for all of your continued support and excitement regarding my work.
J U L I E R O OT E S I N T E R I O R S 215 Corte Madera Ave Corte Madera, CA 94925 415 891 3103 julie@julierootes.com julierootes.com
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ScheinAndSchein.com 174
1435 Grant Ave. San Francisco, CA 94133
415-399-8882
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Anja Wolff Photography Photographer C2 Paint Paint Larson Juhl Frames Marilee Gaffney Design Megan Van Linda Design Marti Schein Hand Woven Denim Planters Schein & Schein Old Maps French Architectural Prints Custom Framing Shine Rugs Hide Carpet Runner
Inspired by the property and its original owners, this small hallway combines and celebrates French and San Francisco history. Covering the walls, original prints from 1715 and 1799 of Versailles and France—its landscapes, buildings, garden plans, and maps—greet you. The topiaries mimic the gardens depicted in the prints. Under foot you step on a cow hide rug that pays homage to the Koshland’s family wool, fur and hide business. The denim accents and indigo walls revere their son’s legacy as a President of Levi Strauss & Co. This is not just a passageway from one beautiful room to the other, but a place to pause and ponder the lives and inspirations of the people who built and made this their home. Special thanks to: Donna Hugel and Larson Juhl. Marilee Gaffney Design. Megan Van Linda Design. Anja Wolff Photography. Rachal Lee. Shine Rugs. Extra special thank you to my husband, Jimmie Schein. The Decorator Showcase Committee, volunteers, staff and Design Advisory Board. S C H EI N & S C H EI N O L D M A P S 1435 Grant Avenue San Francisco, CA 94133 415 399 8882 info@scheinandschein.com ScheinAndSchein.com
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B IZI B OTS B ED R O O M RESOURCES
Artex Flooring, Inc. Floors Brandon Sign CNC Cutting and Signs BuzziSpace Reading Pod Felt Judy Aimé Castro Robotics C.E. Hower General Painting Eleney Electric Electrical Extol Construction, Inc. General Contractor Shannon Geis Muralist and Galaxy Ceiling Madina Aryeh Bedding and Pillows Moore Newton Plywood RA Weaver Design Workbench
Imagine Le Petit Trianon in the 21st Century. A family of robots, the Bizibots, have taken up residence. What would their children’s room look like? Welcome to the Bizibots Bedroom! Based on the handcrafted wooden toys created by architect Virginie Manichon, the bedroom decor, furnishings and accessories have all been designed to stimulate and delight the imagination of a grade school child. From a rocket room divider, galaxy ceiling and Da Vinci murals to a “Makerie” stocked with popular STEM workbooks and tools, the bedroom is a fun-filled laboratory for youthful discovery and exploration. Special thanks to: Isabelle McGee / Regard Interiors. Jon Bradley. All our sponsors and clients. Our talented construction team for working under such a time constraint. San Francisco University High School. The San Francisco Decorator Showcase Committee, volunteers and staff. Jennifer Bittner Borden for being there for us, rain or shine. Our families and friends.
Troy Stevens Design Electronics AT E L I E R 1 9 1570 26th Ave San Francisco, CA 94122 415 205 4994 virginie@atelier19.com atelier19.com
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Coup d’Etat Chandelier, Sconces, and Drink Table Cowtan & Tout Fabrics Cypress Upholstery Custom Banquette Da Vinci Marble Backsplash Tile and Countertops Fable Inc. Metal Fabrication Fuse Lighting Pendant Light Graser Woodworks Cabinetry Kohler Plumbing Fixtures Legrand Switches Mission City Construction Building and Construction Paper Mills Wallpaper Purcell Murray Appliances Rosetti & Dubrae Window Treatments Stephanie Breitbard Fine Art and Photography Stewart Painting Refinishers and Painters TK Floors Flooring Wallphoria Wallpaper Installation
TH E OAK ROO M This lounge is where you enjoy an aperitif and amuse-bouche with your guests. The bar is a modern mix of natural elements and earthy textures that give it tremendous warmth. The layered, neutral palette enforces restraint while custom designed lighting adds a touch of luxe and glam. There’s a sense of discovery as one observes objects and surfaces such as the bar console fabricated from centuries-old fossilized wood sourced in the Italian Alps, the fretwork-like design of the floating shelves or accents of hand-painted wallpaper in the niche and ceiling. Seating in the room is not only conducive to spark conversation, but it also draws your attention to visually impactful and intriguing design elements throughout the space. Special thanks to: The talented artisans who love the art of creation and brought our designs to life. Darin Geise, Allison Mackie and Tommy Volmer from Coup d’Etat for trusting my vision. Jeff and Peter at HEWN, Julie Metzger, John Liston, Jim at Cypress Furniture, Amy Mills and Grey Lux for their generosity. Aaron Van Roo and the entire team from Mission City Construction. All our room sponsors for donating their amazing products. Jenny Bittner Borden, Thelma Garza, the San Francisco Decorator Showcase Committee and the Design Advisory Board. All the volunteers and UHS staff. Suzy Oberholster and team PDC without whom this wouldn’t be possible. My family and friends for their unwavering love and support. P E R U R I D E S I G N CO M PA N Y 174 Pepper Drive Los Altos, CA 94022 415 249 2500 info@peruridesigncompany.com peruridesigncompany.com
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ECHE MARTINEZ
Borg Trucking Warehousing and Logistics C2 Paint – Paint Circa Lighting – Sconces Da Vinci Marble – Terrazzo Tile Flooring Dan Yu Carpet – Custom Rug Fabrication Dedar – Fabrics Forbes & Lomax Switchplates, Electrical Outlets Jovinas Upholstery – Window Coverings Kneedler Fauchère – Fabrics Larkspur Builders – General Contractors Magnolia Lane Skirted Console, Napkins, Placemats Marc Vallat – Wallcoverings Installation Michael Thompson Framing Fine Arts Framing Paige Glass – Wall Mirrors Perennials – Fabrics Pindler – Fabrics Restoration Hardware – Picture Lights
T H E B R E A K FA S T R O O M Honoring the beauty and grandeur of the turn-of-the-century academic style of the house, we created an intimate dining room where our imaginary family has been enjoying the start to their days for generations. Our design incorporates a mix of antique, vintage and contemporary pieces to illustrate the passage of time as well as the artistic and aesthetic sensibility each generation has brought to this grand residence. New terrazzo floors flecked with greens and grays anchor the timelessly elegant garden room atmosphere. Oversized palm trees reference the “Palm Court” tradition of Palace Hotels all over the world and enliven original wood paneling which has been magically transformed by the artistry of Willem Racké, to mimic the look of an old-world, limestone-clad veranda with coffered ceilings. Special thanks to: The San Francisco Decorator Showcase: its committee, staff and volunteers who welcomed us to participate once again in this great fundraising effort.
Richard Wrightman – Dining Chairs
My team, who brings dedication, hard work and excitement to our practice every day.
S.H. Frank Leather – Leather Supplies
Larkspur Builders for bringing our vision to life with great professionalism and efficiency.
Shears & Window – Fabrics
And to my family for letting me incorporate some cherished memories and heirloom pieces into the styling of the room.
Stark Carpet – Area Rug Studio Printworks – Wallcoverings The Urban Electric Co. Pendant Lighting Willem Racké Studio Decorative Finishes
EC H E 995 Market Street San Francisco, CA 94103 415 580 1999 eche@echemartinez.com echemartinez.com
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Arader Galleries Art C2 Paint Ceiling Paint Clé Tile Tile Fabian’s Fine Furniture Woodwork Forbes & Lomax Dimmers and Outlets Foscarini Pendant Kohler Artifacts Plumbing Oarcon Inc. General Contractor Signature Hardware Tub Sixteen5Hundred EOS Light Terra Briosa Plaster
The inspiration behind the design for this bathroom is the wabi sabi aesthetic, which embraces the imperfect, the impermanent and incomplete. The handmade weathered terracotta tiles on the floor and lower part of the walls, together with the soft taupe grey plaster, create a serene and organic room, where the earthy tones are contrasted by raw materials. All the faucetry is in vintage nickel finish, while the vanity, the tub, and ceiling skylights are clad in wood slats. The existing skylight is mirrored by a faux one. An LED panel which glows in the dark creates interesting shadows, thanks to the wood slats. The Foscarini Spokes pendant adds a lighting accent and sculptural depth to the soak room, while the series of 19th-century Japanese iris woodblocks bring poetry to the bare wall. The soak room invites you to restore a sense of calm, presence and beauty, balancing simplicity and authenticity while appreciating the imperfect. Special thanks to: The GUA team for the inspiration and support. Pat Reddington and Oarcon Inc. for making it happen. Kohler, Clé Tile, Foscarini, Forbes & Lomax, Arader Galleries and all other vendors. Terry Bryant for his artistry. Giovanni and my family for always having my back. G E D D E S U L I N S K A S A R C H IT EC TS 220 Montgomery Street, Suite 1611 San Francisco, CA 94104 415 904 0483 contact@ularch.com ularch.com
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DANIEL BLETTERMAN
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Austin Bohlman Fine Painting, Metalwork Joyce Bohlman Window Coverings Tylor Bohlman Photography, Graphic Design Nancy Chien-Ericksen Rendering for Showcase Catalogue Creative Paints C2 Paint Ashley Garvy Media Support Emily Lubahn Production Assistant
A clever crow guides the way to the ballroom. Stairwell walls become a background to églomisé hand-painted silk birds embedded in gold leaf, scaled to impress. The space is illuminated by whimsical sconces of antiqued silver églomisé, a nod to the elegant history of the ballroom’s musical past. Hand-thrown ceramic pieces inspired by the simple elegance of iconic Minoan and Greek shapes add dimension and form to the space. Victoria and Daniel are continuing the ancient techniques of artwork that date back thousands of years. Special thanks to: Special thank you to Jenny Bittner Borden and Thelma Garza and their calm voices. Endless appreciation to all the Showcase staff and volunteers involved. Thank you to the Design Advisory Board for having faith in us!
Lunaria Ceiling Lighting Paige Glass Framing Millie Zinman Floral Design
C R OWO R K S San Anselmo, CA 94960 415 310 0195 vwcroworks@yahoo.com croworks.com
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Aaron Lambert Construction Tiling, Stone Fabrication Alex Ray Art Advisory – Artwork Ark Hardwood Flooring Floor Refinishing C2 Paint – Paints Carpenters Workshop Gallery Decorative Ceramic Vessels Classic Elegance – Upholstery of Bar Connect Art Intl – Artwork Coup d’Etat Lounge Area Sofa, Barstools, Coffee Table, and Wall Sconce Cowtan & Tout Drapery and Upholstery Fabric Da Vinci Marble Floor Tiles, Stone Slabs David Dawson – Drapery Fabrication De Sousa Hughes/Élitis Stage Area Wallcovering
VERNON A P P L E G AT E
Diluzio Electric – Electrican DZINE – Dance Area Side Table Faultline Floral Design Green Lion Deconstruction Demolition HEWN/Fuse Lighting – Wall Sconces Josh Wafer – Artwork Jill Stevens – Wallcovering Installation Kevin Vawter – Audio System Kyle Bunting – Ceiling Panels Larkspur Builders Inc. General Contractor Lasvit – Decorative Lighting Linda Horning Artwork, Panels, Sculpture LYK Art Projects – Artwork Lucarini – Bench Fabrication Poliform San Francisco Sofa, Lounge Chairs Purcell Murray Wine Coolers, Refrigerator Reliable Hardware and Steel Wine Rack Construction Ross Painting – Painting SAFAR – Rugs Seon Ghi Bahk – Artwork Velvenoir – Artwork
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GETTING INTO THE GROOVE AND PUMPING UP THE VOLUME! 18th century Europe meets 21st century world in a contemporary ballroom layered through time, connecting generations with art, light and music. Special thanks to: Josh Grout at Larkspur Builders and his crew, Andrew Cruz, for their dedication and quality of work provided. Michael Berge, Chris Eskra, Linda Horning, Esin Karliova, Ruthie Levin. Tineke Triggs from Artistic Designs For Living. Joe Concilla at Da Vinci Marble. Darin Geise at Coup d’Etat. Claudia Juestel at Adeeni Design. Scott Thomas Burmeister and Kevin James Tibbetts at Classic Elegance. Shiraz Anzari at SAFAR Rugs. A big thank you to Jenny Bittner Borden, Thelma Garza, the entire committee, all the volunteers and the Design Advisory Board. A P P L EG AT E T R A N I N T E R I O R S 34 Woodward St San Francisco, CA 94103 415 487 1241 info@applegatetran.com applegatetran.com
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DAV I D ARMOUR
JA I M I E B E L E W I N T E R I O R D E S I G N 550 15th Street, Suite 32 San Francisco, CA 94103 415 738 4709 info@jaimiebelew.com jaimiebelew.com DAV I D A R M O U R A R C H IT EC T U R E 3350 Steiner Street San Francisco, CA 94123 415 440 2880 info@armourarchitecture.com ArmourArchitecture.com
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Blue Star Cooking Appliances Brushworks Painting C2 Paint Catalina Cabinets Custom Cabinets Da Vinci Marble Tile and Stone Forbes & Lomax Electrical Accessories, Switches Kohler Plumbing Fixtures LaDove & Co. Productive Gardens, Gatherings and Gifts Neat Method Organizing and Customized Living Solutions Provence Stone Custom Stone and Tile Fabrication Themes & Projects Art Urban Electric Decorative Lighting Waterworks Cabinet Hardware
B U T L E R ’ S PA N T R Y A N D M A I N C AT E R I N G K I T C H E N For this collaboration, architect David Armour and interior designer Jaimie Belew evoked the home’s classical roots—Marie Antoinette’s French Beaux-Arts estate—while modernizing its aesthetic and functionality to suit today’s entertaining needs. Structurally, key goals were respecting the home’s original delineated service areas; reconfiguring the floor plan to create symmetry and grace; and organizing the appliances and workstations into functional groups for efficient traffic. The kitchen’s west wall features the new cooking station with range as the focal point, opposite a new doorway in the east wall that opens to the new Service Lounge. An overall palette of salmon, pistachio, and cream butter bean adds a modern twist to the kitchen’s historic character. The vivid pink-tangerine range gleams beneath its limestone hood, in contrast with the softness of the painted cabinets with their walnut and nickel hardware. Custom-matched to the casework, the appliances create a seamless blend. Stone features include all-natural limestone wall cladding with recessed panels and sage-toned countertops. Adding an historic note to the room is an elegant table-style prep island featuring a quartzite top in rose, cream, sage, lavender, and charcoaled-grey; and wide, pedestal bases in hand-carved marble with classical motifs. The Butler’s Pantry is outfitted with areas for baking prep, dish storage, wine refrigeration and dumbwaiter service to upper floors. A cubist-style light fixture adds a final modern twist. JA I M I E B E L E W I N T E R I O R D E S I G N 550 15th Street, Suite 32 San Francisco, CA 94103 415 738 4709 info@jaimiebelew.com jaimiebelew.com DAV I D A R M O U R A R C H IT EC T U R E 3350 Steiner Street San Francisco, CA 94123 415 440 2880 info@armourarchitecture.com ArmourArchitecture.com
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Alex Ray Art Advisory
JAIMIE BELEW
Antique & Art Exchange Antiques Big Daddy’s Antiques Antique Furnishings Brushworks – Painting C2 Paint Carlisle Wide Plank Floors Hardwood Flooring Carpenters Workshop Gallery – Art Da Vinci Marble – Stone De Sousa Hughes Fabrics and Wallpaper Dianne Kirchner, DK Designs Custom Drapery Forbes & Lomax Electrical Accessories, Switches Holland & Sherry – Fabrics Kneedler Fauchére Fabrics and Wallpaper Provence Stone Custom Stone Fabrication R Upholstery – Custom Upholstery
DAV I D ARMOUR
S E RV I C E LO U N G E You’ve arrived at the After Party! For this room, Belew and Armour pictured a lavish fête thrown by our social-gadabout homeowner. The trendiest guests attend—imagine Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper. It’s now past midnight and the dazzling food prepared by a famed area chef— think Dominique Crenn or Hubert Keller—has been gobbled down and the Main Catering Kitchen cleaned by the chef ’s staff. As they move into the Service Lounge to relax over a well-earned drink, the remaining guests begin trickling down to join them, eager to continue their indulgences. Drinks are stirred, platters of late-night snacks are set out, and a jam session starts its crescendo around the stately grand piano. Laughter fills the room. The After Party is underway! This room was created by combining two adjacent rooms. One side of the Service Lounge features an art deco inspired banquette, ideal for lounging and nibbling from a tray on its custom quartzite table. On the other side, a chef ’s desk—used for sorting recipes earlier in the night—is now set with barware and glasses. A grand piano stands gracefully in another corner to reflect the mood of the room in its open lid. The hardwood floors in a lacquered, bone-colored finish set off the shellacked-vanilla ceiling. Walls painted in a soft, rosy peach create the absolute setting for a fabulous evening.
San Mateo Piano – Piano Solutions Flooring Hardwood Floor Installation Urban Electric Decorative Lighting Wall Covering Designs Wallpaper Installation
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JA I M I E B E L E W I N T E R I O R D E S I G N 550 15th Street, Suite 32 San Francisco, CA 94103 415 738 4709 info@jaimiebelew.com jaimiebelew.com DAV I D A R M O U R A R C H IT EC T U R E 3350 Steiner Street San Francisco, CA 94123 415 440 2880 info@armourarchitecture.com ArmourArchitecture.com
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Brushworks Painting C2 Paint CB Showers Mirror Fabrication Da Vinci Marble Tile & Stone Forbes & Lomax Electrical Accessories, Switches Kohler Plumbing Fixtures Linda Horning Decorative Paint Provence Stone Stone Fabrication and Tile Installation Simon Breitbard Fine Arts Art Gallery Urban Electric Decorative Lighting
Across from the Service Lounge, the ground floor Powder Room carries an atmosphere of evening elegance that offers After Party guests a pleasant space to freshen up. Its outer vestibule is adorned in hand-painted wallpaper depicting delicate glassware in classic mauve tones and is lit by a modern cubist-style fixture. Inside, its walls have been clad in charcoal grey mirror to create an always welcome, flattering light. The water closet area has been dressed in painted horizontal panels of sunset tones, setting off decorative hand-painted scenes of Versailles. A utilitarian cart serves as a vanity, featuring a luminescent glass-bowl sink in complementing colors. The modern, white, scoop-style sconce casts an added glow. Special thanks to: We are heartily grateful for our collaborators, without whom we couldn’t have brought our inspirations and designs to life: Jenny Bittner Borden, Thelma Garza and The San Francisco Decorator Showcase Advisory Board; University High School; Cherie Slane of Gold Collective; Cook Construction; Nicole Ballin PR; Da Vinci Marble; Provence Stone; Brushworks; Catalina Cabinets; Neat Method; Blue Star Cooking; and Jason Powers of ZFA Structural Engineers.
JA I M I E B E L E W I N T E R I O R D E S I G N 550 15th Street, Suite 32 San Francisco, CA 94103 415 738 4709 info@jaimiebelew.com jaimiebelew.com DAV I D A R M O U R A R C H IT EC T U R E 3350 Steiner Street San Francisco, CA 94123 415 440 2880 info@armourarchitecture.com ArmourArchitecture.com
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Alonso Painting Beronio Lumber C2 Paint C. Mariani Antiques, Restoration & Custom Corbin Bronze De Sousa Hughes Hakwood Jiun Ho Jonathan Browning Lighting McEwan Lighting Sloan Miyasato
C L A S S I C A L LY M O D E R N Materials sing loudly through this hallway as feet find their way over a chevron floor laid in oak and patinated steel panels. Eyes find their way to walls with traditional moldings adorned in steel. Classical works of art hang with a weighted sapience, while architectural furnishings juxtapose them uncommonly. Finally, a ring of metal and glass fills the room with light as the black lacquered ceiling imbues an irresistible drama. Special thanks to: Iron Roots, without your dedication and friendship this would not have been possible. Justin Hess for your brilliant artistry that brought so much life to this project. Larkspur Builders Inc. for all of your positivity and hardwork. The Decorator Showcase Committee, staff and volunteers for everything you do. My wonderful friends and family, I am forever indebted to you for all your love and support.
S COT T R O B E RT D E S I G N 60 Mountain Spring Ave San Francisco, CA 94114 707 480 8666 scott@scottrobertdesign.com scottrobertdesign.com
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Artistic Tile – Tile Bassman Blaine – Noir Side Tables Church Street Flowers – Flowers Coup D’Etat – Ochre Coffee Tables De Sousa Hughes Trove Wallpaper, Natasha Baradaran Cabinet, James Malone Fabric, Romo Fabric Design Theory Buster + Punch Cabinet Hardware Forbes & Lomax Light Switches and Outlet Covers Fox Marble Marble Counter, Tile Installation Future Perfect – Ovis Hanging Chair Hakwood – Wood Flooring Hardesty Dwyer & Co. Custom Sectional Sofa Reupholstery of Vintage Chairs Hartman & Forbes – Window Shades High Style Deco – Chandelier Holland & Sherry – Fabric Jafe Custom Finishing Kneedler Fauchére Porta Romana Lamps, Nobilis Fabric Leong Interiors Window Treatment, Pillows Mark Nelson Designs – Area Rug Restoration Hardware – Drinks Table
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INDEX A ABC7 (KGO-TV) .........................................................................231 ABH Interiors* ..............................................................................149 Alain Pinel Realtors ...................................................................146 Alex’s Dry Cleaning Valet .....................................................233 Allison Caccoma Inc.................................................................. 49 Eric Altree / Compass ................................................................53 Amalia Home Collection ..........................................................97 AND Design by Adele Lapointe........................................234 Andrew Mann Architecture ............................................ 40-41 Andrew Skurman Architects. .........................................30-31 Angela Free Design ................................................................... 95 Annie Williams SF Homes / Alain Pinel......................... 205 Ann Lowengart Interiors......................................................... 99 Anyon Interior Design* ...................................................170-171 Applegate Tran Interiors* ..............................................186-187 Vernon Applegate, Applegate Tran Interiors*....186-187 David Armour, David Armour Architecture* ......188-191 Max Armour / Compass .......................................................... 213 ArtHaus Gallery LLC ...............................................................238 Artistic Designs for Living ................................................... 8-9 Atelier 19* .............................................................................. 176-177 Atra ....................................................................................................148
D Da Vinci Marble ......................................................................72-73 David Armour Architecture*........................................188-191 Kari McIntosh Dawdy, Kari McIntosh Design* ..................................124-125, 127 De Meza + Architecture*...............................................128-129 Gregg De Meza, De Meza + Architecture* ..........128-129 De Sousa Hughes.....................................................Back Cover Olivia Hsu Decker / Sotheby’s ............................................214 Decorator Showcase Committee ...................................... 46 Decorator Showcase Design Advisory Board ............ 46 Decorator Showcase Honorary Committee ................ 45 Decorator Showcase Patrons .......................................43-45 Decorator Showcase Sponsors .......................................... 42 Deniece Duscheone Design* .....................................134-135 Designer Index ............................................................................. 113 Ana T.L. Dierkhising / Compass ........................................... 89 Dina Bandman Interiors* .......................................................153 DLC ID, LLC .................................................................................... 39 Douglas Durkin Design .................................................... 68-69 Deniece Duscheone, Deniece Duscheone Design* .............................134-135 DZINE ..................................................................................................19
B Baboo ...............................................................................................102 Dina Bandman, Dina Bandman Interiors* ....................153 Jarrod Baumann, Zeterre Landscape Architecture* ...................................................... 118-119, 199 Jaimie Belew, Jaimie Belew Interior Design* .....188-191 Patrick Bell............................................................................216-217 Bella Smile ....................................................................................225 David Bellings / Compass ........................................................16 Lauren Bellings / Compass .....................................................16 Bellvine ...........................................................................................226 Lauren Berry, Lauren Berry Interior Design*.............. 157 Bibby Art ......................................................................................... 92 Bjørn Design .................................................................................. 85 BLANKwalls Design.............................................................50-51 Daniel Bletterman, Croworks*. ................................. 184-185 BlueStar Cooking ............................................................200-201 Boxleaf Design ..............................................................................52 BR Funsten & Co. .................................................................62-63 Eva Muller Bradley, studioHEIMAT*....................... 168-169 Brandon Pruett Design* .........................................................165 Lindsay Anyon Brier, Anyon Interior Design* ....170-171 Clara Bulfoni, Geddes Ulinskas Architects* .......182-183 Burns & Associates ................................................................. 240 Butler Armsden Architects ................................................... 93
E ECHE* ...................................................................................... 180-181 Eden Wright Design .................................................................. 65 Elan Evans Decorative Finishes* ....................................... 121 Elementi ............................................................................................67 Erica Timbrell Landscape Design ...................................... 64 Elan Evans, Elan Evans Decorative Finishes* ............. 121 Evolv Surfaces ...............................................................................76 Extol Construction .................................................................... 176 Eye of the Day Garden Design Center ..........................238
C C Magazine .....................................................................................110 C. Mariani Antiques, Restoration & Custom................192 C2 Paint ........................................................................................... 132 California Home + Design .................................................... 106 California Homes Magazine .................................................198 Carl Hansen & Søn ....................................................................100 Lisa Carroll, UHS Visual Arts Faculty*................. 140, 196 Cass + Nico Studio* ..................................................................147 Kelly Cassidy, Cass + Nico Studio* ...................................147 Catharine Clark Gallery* ...............................................137, 163 Catherine Kwong Design ...................................................... 54 Cecilie Starin Design Inc. .........................................................37 Centric General Contractor ................................................237 Chambers + Chambers Architects................................. 208 Susan Lind Chastain, Susan Lind Chastain Inc* 166-167 Chateau D’Esclans.....................................................................162 Catharine Clark, Catharine Clark Gallery*...........137, 163 Clayton Timbrell & Co. Inc. ...................................................130 Coldwell Banker Previews International .............................1 Compass Real Estate ................................................................... 2 Cook Construction ..................................................................... 20 Cooritalia Inc. ................................................................................ 66 Dona Crowder / Coldwell Banker .....................................202 Croworks* ............................................................................ 184-185 Cynthia Spence Design ...........................................................101
F Farber Art Services .................................................................235 Floor Plans .............................................................................. 114-117 Forde Mazzola Assoc. Inc. ......................................................55 Found by Maja ...............................................................................23 G Geddes Ulinskas Arthitects*.......................................182-183 Geoffrey De Sousa Interior Design .....................................17 Malin Giddings / Compass................................................... 4-5 Joel Goodrich / Coldwell Banker.................................... 203 Steve Gothelf / Sotheby’s International Realty .... 24-25 H Hakwood Inc. ............................................................................... 152 Jo Ann Hartley, Jo Ann Hartley Interior Design* ....................... 150-151 Nina Hatvany / Compass..........................................................13 Heather and French Painting Inc. ....................................234 Heather Hilliard Design LLC* .................................... 122-123 HEWN...............................................................................................126 Heather Hilliard, Heather Hilliard Design LLC* ............................. 122-123 Kelly Hohla, Kelly Hohla Interiors* .......................... 194-195 House History ....................................................................... 58-60 HSH Interiors .................................................................................90 Huang Iboshi Architecture ......................................................12 Hub International ......................................................................238 Alexis Humiston, ABH Interiors*........................................149 James Hunter, The Wiseman Group*.............. 28-29, 131 I ICB Artist Collective .................................................................. 92 Index ..................................................................................... 239-240 Indigo Interiors Inc. ..................................................................235 Ironies / IOC Companies ........................................................ 26 J Jaimie Belew Interior Design*.....................................188-191 Jane Richardson Mack* ................................................ 144-145 Jeff King and Company ............................................................81 Gale Jesi, UHS Visual Arts Faculty*...................... 140, 196
Jetton Construction ...................................................................79 Jo Ann Hartley Interior Design*................................ 150-151 John Romaidis* ................................................................. 144-145 Jonathan Rachman Design* .......................................142-143 Julie Rootes Interiors* .................................................... 172-173 K K Interiors* ............................................................................154-155 Kari McIntosh Design* ...........................................124-125, 127 Kelly Hohla Interiors* ..................................................... 194-195 Kendall Wilkinson Design ........................................................78 Jenifer Kent, UHS Visual Arts Faculty* ................141, 197 Kimberley Harrison Interiors ................................................ 88 Kneedler Fauchère....................................................................120 Martin Kobus, Martin Kobus Home* .......................138-139 Kohler Co................................................................................87, 160 L Lauren Berry Interior Design* ............................................. 157 Patricia Lawton / Alain Pinel Realtors.............................80 Leverone Design...........................................................................33 Alicia Cheung Lichtenstein, studioHEIMAT* .... 168-169 Lyell Wealth Management ....................................................218 M Jane Richardson Mack, Jane Richardson Mack* ....................................... 144-145 Virginie Manichon, Atelier 19* ................................... 176-177 Ve’Laine Manion ......................................................................... 48 Margaret Ash Design ............................................................. 206 Mark Nelson Designs ............................................................... 221 Martin Group ............................................................................ 14-15 Martin Kobus Home* .......................................................138-139 Martin Young Design ...............................................................215 Eche Martinez, ECHE* .................................................... 180-181 Steve Mavromihalis / Compass ..........................................224 Ludovico Mazzola / Compass ............................................... 98 Michelangelo Mazzola / Compass ...................................... 98 McCutcheon Construction .................................................... 36 McGriff Architects ........................................................................18 McGuire Real Estate / Top Producers. .......................... 220 Scott McMahan, Scott Robert Design*..........................193 McRoskey Mattress Company ...........................................228 Mead Quin Design .......................................................................77 Robert Merryman & Lauren Fraser / McGuire Real Estate ......................................................... 70 Michael Merrill Design Studio Inc. ....................................107 Steven Minchen / Coldwell Banker ..................................229 MT Development Inc................................................................. 94 N-O Nanette Design ............................................................................. 111 Navarra Design*........................................................ 158-159, 161 Kathleen Navarra, Navarra Design* ............... 158-159, 161 Nest Design Co. Inc. .................................................................219 Annaliese Nicodemo, Cass + Nico Studio* ..................147 Nob Hill Gazette .......................................................................... 34 P-Q Paul Belotti ...................................................................................222 Kristen Peña, K Interiors* .............................................154-155 Peruri Design Company* .............................................. 178-179 Sindhu Peruri, Peruri Design Company* .............. 178-179 Brandon Pruett, Brandon Pruett Design* ....................165 Purcell Murray ....................................................................104-105 QuarryHouse Inc. ........................................................................ 211 R Jonathan Rachman, Jonathan Rachman Design* ...............................142-143 Willem Racké, Willem Racké Studio*.................... 166-167 Regan Baker Design .................................................................210 John Romaidis, John Romaidis* .............................. 144-145 Julie Rootes, Julie Rootes Interiors* ...................... 172-173 Rossi Antiques ............................................................................232 Ruth Livingston Studio ........................................................... 212
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S Sabrina Alfin Interiors Inc. ................................................... 108 SagreraBrazil Design, Inc. .......................................................35 San Francisco Design Center .................................................91 The San Francisco Fall Antiques Show ........................223 San Francisco Magazine ...................................................... 230 Karim Scarlata / Zephyr Real Estate ...............................238 ScavulloDesign Interiors ..................................................... 209 Matthew Scheatzle, UHS Visual Arts Faculty* ..141, 197 Marti Schein, Schein & Schein Old Maps* ........... 174-175 Schein & Schein Old Maps* ......................................... 174-175 Rebecca Schumacher / Schumacher Properties ..........11 Scott Robert Design* ..............................................................193 Sean Leffers Interiors ..............................................................103 Shelley and Company Interior Design ......................74-75 Dan Slaughter / Compass .................................................... 227 Sloat Garden Center ...............................................................236 Sotheby’s International Realty ......... Inside Front Cover Spaces Magazine ...................................................................... 164 Special Thanks ..............................................................................47 Stacey Lapuk Interiors ...........................................................235 Val Steele / Compass ................................................................. 89 Stroub Construction ................................................................. 112 Studio Collins Weir*..................................................................133 studioHEIMAT* .................................................................. 168-169 Studio Nahemow Design .......................................................136
Studio SHK ................................................................................. 204 Sue Fisher King ............................................................................ 38 Summerbridge ............................................................................. 86 Susan Lind Chastain Inc.* ........................................... 166-167 Sutro Architects ..........................................................................22 Sutton Suzuki Architects ........................................................ 84 Suzanne Tucker Home ..............................................................82 T Table of Contents .......................................................................... 3 Ted Bartlett Real Estate ............................................................61 Darwin Tejada / Compass ......................................................... 6 Terence Keenan Construction ...........................................236 The Shade Store ....................................................................... 109 The Wiseman Group* ..............................................28-29, 131 Tony Kitz Gallery .......................................................................156 Tracy Simmons Design ..............................................................21 Gioi Tran, Applegate Tran Interiors*.......................186-187 Tribute to Ve’Laine Manion.................................................... 48 Tucker & Marks ............................................................................. 83 Turkish Towel Collection ......................................................... 96
W-Z Neal Ward / Compass ............................................................ 4-5 Chris Weir, Studio Collins Weir*.........................................133 Susan Collins Weir, Studio Collins Weir*.......................133 Victoria Weiss, Croworks* .......................................... 184-185 Welcome ...........................................................................................27 West Berkeley Design Loop Home Merchants ........237 West Coast Architectural Millwork .................................207 Willem Racké Studio* .................................................... 166-167 Paul Wiseman, The Wiseman Group*...............28-29, 131 WLG Construction and Development................................ 7 Yoko Kubrick Studio................................................................... 10 Zephyr Real Estate................................... Inside Back Cover Zeterre Landscape Architecture* .................... 118-119, 199
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