This year’s San Francisco Decorator Showcase is presented in the Presidio Heights neighborhood of San Francisco, with views of San Francisco Bay. More than fifty top interior designers, landscape designers, architects, artists, creators and teams of accomplish crafts specialists have transformed the interiors and gardens.
The home, originally built in 1904 before the 1906 Great Earthquake by a wealthy family (fortune made in wool), is over 18,000 square feet and has four levels, including a three story atrium that could fit a standard San Francisco home inside of it. The original design was inspired by the Le Petit Trianon at Versailles, a building which many associate with Marie Antoinette as well as other French royals.
The annual San Francisco Decorator Showcase benefits tuition for San Francisco University High School (UHS).
Rooms range from kitchens, staff quarters, master bedrooms, kids rooms, main hallway, and other entertainment spaces, including a ballroom.
Notable designers included Kate Webster, Atelier19, Heather Hilliard, Martin Kobus Home, Jonathan Rachman Design, and de Gournay, among others
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Houghton Hall Reimagined by Jonathan Rachman Design
The Breakfast Room by Eche Martinez includes painted trompe l’oeil brickwork
Bizibots Bedroom by Virginie at Atelier19.com
Room Designed by Heather Hilliard
Woman’s Room (image on wall by Todd Hido)
Ballroom by Applegate Tran Interiors, for dancing and entertaining. To the left, Sydney sofa by Jean-Marie Massaud for Poliform.
Guest Suite by Dina Bandman Interiors
Luxury Spa Bathroom with walk-in room sized shower and hand painted wall paper by Alexis Humiston of ABH Interiors and Cook Construction
Master Bedroom Suite by Navarra Design
Detailed and Engraved Master Bedroom Sink by Kohler
Breakfast Room by Eche
Groundfloor Kitchen and Butler’s Pantry by Jaimie Belew Interior Design
