Last week I visited the San Francisco Decorator Showcase, which is somewhat of an Interior Design lover’s Mecca for what is beautiful and trending in the design world. Each year, a gorgeous home is renovated completely- from the driveway to the landscaping to the closets, each space done by a different interior design firm, and proceeds of those who pay to tour it benefit San Francisco University High School. This years North Beach home did not disappoint! Although the tours officially ended on Monday, you can see most of the rooms in my photos below. For details on the designers who worked on each room, you can reference this link.
Here’s the entrance:
One of my favorite rooms is this office space that was riddled in texture. Everywhere you looked was different fabrics and textures in varying neutral colors and scale, each building on each other instead of conflicting.
The girl’s twin bedroom was the cutest. I would have DIED to have this much color and life in my room growing up! And check out that ceiling!
The master bedroom was soothing and luxe. I absolutely loved the wall behind the main bed, and how it was sectioned off into an abstract triangle design in neutral colors. The bathroom walls were INSANE, as the chevron tile pattern was done by hand with white, marble and brass colored tiles.
The upstairs bar was unreal. It was totally unpractical – the top of the stairs? But one of the most beautifully done and bold spaces in the house.
Speaking of bold spaces, another one of my favorite rooms was the mezzanine living room. I love the colors, the old school rounded couch with fringe detailing, the YES sign, the shearling stools, the oversize mirror, the calf hair carpet…. just…. EVERYTHING.
This bathroom next to the living room continued the dream. The mix of prints on the walls and floors was divine- I can’t imagine a more glamorous way to ‘go’
This small little sitting room was so interesting because of everything to look at in such a small space. The glam colors and finishes contrasted nicely with the reupholstered danish modern chair, since they were all in the same color palette.
And finally, another children’s room was adorable, with cute similar but not matching bedding, clever animal details, and even a faux climbing wall with felt ‘stones’ that would be awesome for playing OR studying on.
This decorator house gave me SO MANY ideas for the next home I re-do… or maybe just some incentive to finish fixing my own bathrooms? What do you think? Which room did you find most inspiring?
