“Good design is obvious. Great design is transparent.” - Joe Sparano
Written by guest blogger Lin Nulman of Homelight Renovate or Update? You do not, in most cases, have to do major renovations to a well-maintained house before putting it on the market. But there are key updates to make when you sell your home. Some are necessities for your house to be competitive, and some […]
I recently attended a great panel on what’s HOT and what’s NOT in interior design. Although I tend to shy away from trends and stick to timeless, classic design, I often have clients asking me about the longevity of certain styles. Here are my takeaways on what’s here to stay and what’s fleeting… White Kitchens […]
The North Beach neighborhood is full of old San Franciscan charm, and home to an infinite number of cafes, shops, and galleries. Across from Washington Square sits the rustic yet very sophisticated Park Tavern, where great design and food meet. Photo from Park Tavern Upon entering the restaurant, you’re greeted by their logo tile mosaic […]
It seems that everyone in the design industry is crazy busy this Spring, so I hope you’ll forgive me if I temporarily turn this into an “Eichler Remodel” blog as that’s where all my free time is going these days…managing my own remodel. My husband and I bought an Eichler in Walnut Creek 4 years […]
It’s been a dizzying few months, but at long last, I have some exciting new project work to share with my readers… After a year-long journey to transform this apartment in the charming Russian Hill neighborhood, I am pleased to share the end result…a much lighter, brighter space complete with custom furniture that showcases […]
Part of my role as a nationally certified interior designer is to keep up with industry codes and trends, as well as knowing how to properly specify products/materials. Some of this was learned in design school and much of it comes from work experience and continuing education via seminars and trainings. Last night I was […]
One of the most important aspects of designing a room is what’s under foot…whether it be tile, wood, carpet, an area rug…or a combination. One of the first things I look at when starting a project is the area rug as it sets the tone for the whole design and color palette of a room. […]
