San Francisco Design Center

Still Simmering. Browns and burgundies continue to define interiors this season, bringing warmth, depth, and a quiet sense of refinement. These tones settle into a space with ease, creating an atmosphere that feels both grounded and enduring. Discover more in Henry. 1. The Romaunt trim collection by Samuel & Sons x And Objects through Kneedler Fauchere @samuelandsons @kneedlerfauchere 2. Mirage in Ombre (on chairs) and Antoinette (on sofa and cushions) by Rosemary Hallgarten through De Sousa Hughes @rosemaryhallgarten @desousahughes 3. Mokhoro Stripe in Burnt Umber by de Le Cuona through De Sousa Hughes. @delecuona @desousahughes 4. Tomas collection (on chairs) by Larsen through Cowtan & Tout @larsenfabrics @cowtansanfrancisco 5. Infinito in Sigaro by StudioArt through De Sousa Hughes and Wyatt Courderoy in Merlot through Schumacher @studioart_leather_interiors @desousahughes @schumacher_norcal

This Week's Glow; Loggia: Sustainably sourced and handcrafted in Boone, North Carolina, each Charleston Forge piece reflects thoughtful craftsmanship. The Cooper collection offers a range of styles and shapes, bringing versatility to any space. @loggia.showroom Riggs: Spotless dishes, every time. Cove Dishwashers are equipped with 45 spray jets, a four-stage filtration system, and mix-and-match wash cycles to deliver superb cleaning and drying for every glass, dish, and utensil. @riggsshowroom Sloan Miyasato: Nude Descending By @corbinbronze A little surreal, a little cinematic, and completely sculptural. Nude Descending is part of Tom Corbin’s signature Environments Series, paying homage to Duchamp’s iconic masterpiece through Corbin’s own bronze language. Floating stairs rise from a grounded bronze base while the figure moves through the composition with effortless tension and grace. Explore Corbin Bronze at @sloanmiyasato Witford: Nature Inspired by Made Goods @madegoods Made Goods brings texture, shape, and playful sophistication to the season with more than 150 new designs introduced at The Bank on Wrenn. The scalloped Gretel Bed pairs woven detail with a soft, sculptural silhouette, styled here with the Parson Nightstand in Seafom Hemp for a fresh touch of natural texture. Discover Made Goods at @witford_luxury . Michael Merrill Design Studio: This space was transformed into a writer’s dream. It was meant to provide an environment where a creative author would flourish. We even went so far as to purchase antique maps from the period of time his novel was set. To date the book is still a work in progress. Note that this project was recognized by the American Society of Interior Designers with a First Place Design Excellence Award in 2014. Photo © Paul Dyer Photography @michaelmerrill_designstudio Click the link in the bio.

Captured in the Showroom: Cowtan & Tout @cowtansanfrancisco @cowtanandtout

Showroom Spotlight: Baker-McGuire ✨ Baker McGuire is one of the oldest and largest multi line showrooms in the United States, recognized for its enduring approach to refined interiors. From formal elegance to relaxed sophistication, the showroom presents an exceptional collection of furnishings and decorative accessories that balance craftsmanship, comfort, and timeless design. Experience the showroom at SFDC, Galleria 350. @bakermcguire.sanfrancisco @bakerfurniture @thisismcguire

Step inside the newest edition of Henry and discover stories rooted in design, craftsmanship, and creative perspective. See all of the stories via the link in profile.

This Week's Glow; 1- Loggia: The Taylor King Custom Bed and Headboard program allows for simple but eye captivating customization. From modern and contemporary to whimsical or traditional, a wide range of upholstered styles are available. @loggia.showroom 2- Artistic Tile: Capture the beauty of natural growth rings with End Cut Mosaic. These porcelain tiles mimic freshly cut lumber with unique knots and grain variation for an authentic, organic look. #ModernRustic #TileDesign #LuxuryTile @artistictile_sf 3- Michael Merrill Design Studio: Libraries come in many formats and styles. This version captures space from an 18-inch wall thickness and uses a Knoll bookcase. Photo © 2017 Michael Hospelt. @michaelmerrill_designstudio 4- Kneedler Fauchère: Soie de Lune’s Quiet Luxury Collection delivers four new contemporary designs realized in the finest cotton, wool, and silk yarns. All handwoven and made-to-order in Laos, sustaining the intricate and luxurious legacy of Asian artisan heritage textiles. @kneedlerfauchere

Captured in the Showroom: Schumacher @schumacher_norcal @schumacher1889

Showroom Spotlight: San Francisco Rug Gallery Rooted in decades of global sourcing and expertise, San Francisco Rug Gallery brings together a thoughtfully curated collection of antique and contemporary Persian and Oriental rugs. Each piece is carefully selected, reflecting a legacy that began in 1985 with international partnerships spanning Europe, the Middle East, and beyond. Since opening at the San Francisco Design Center Galleria, the showroom has become a trusted resource for designers seeking timeless craftsmanship, from handwoven wool and silk rugs to rare tapestries. With a full suite of services including restoration, hand washing, and custom solutions, the gallery offers a comprehensive approach to rug care and curation. Experience San Francisco Rug Gallery in person at SFDC Galleria 217. @sanfransisco_rug_gallery

This Week's Glow 1- Sloan Miyasato: Where walls become atmosphere. @artewalls From Arte’s Les Tapisseries collection, Bouquet brings a tapestry-like richness to the room, blending intricate detail with a softened textile finish. The result is a layered, enveloping space that feels curated, dimensional, and quietly dramatic from every angle. Available in 3 colours, featured here in Bister. See more from Arte at @sloanmiyasato 2- Witford: Nature, Illuminated @arteriorshome The Bilal Chandelier by Arteriors transforms natural material into a statement of light and texture. Layers of hand placed coconut shell discs form a sculptural silhouette, creating movement and depth while softly diffusing illumination throughout the space. Suspended from an antique brass frame, the design brings an organic, almost botanical presence overhead, balancing bold form with a warm, inviting glow. Shown here: Eucalyptus, also available in Ivory Coconut. Illuminate your next project with Arteriors at @witford_luxury . 3- Riggs: Bring curated luxury into your kitchen. Not only are Wolf Dual Fuel Ranges powerful and precise, they can be personalized to match your style. Choose from three stunning door finishes and 10 unique knob and bezel combinations to create a look that’s truly your own. @riggsshowroom 4- Michael Merrill Design Studio: These stagecoach style shades are completely custom. They feature an open weave fabric, decorative trim, and custom leather straps. Photo © Thomas Kuoh Photography. @michaelmerrill_designstudio

Step inside the 47th Annual San Francisco Decorator Showcase and experience the remarkable transformation at 2315 Broadway Street. @sfshowcase 1- Rachel Scheff Design Studio, The Whispering Veil @rachel_scheff_design_studio 2,3- Kendall Wilkinson Design, L’Arrivée @kendallwilkinsondesign 4- Peruri Design Company, Ishara @peruridesigncompany 5- Marsh & Clark, A Gated Space @marshandclark 6- Tineke Triggs Interiors, The Pheasantry @tineketriggs 7- Tineke Triggs Interiors, The Bakehouse @tineketriggs 8- Martinelli Design, The Rear Garden @martinelli_design 9- Lizette Marie Interior Design, La Salle de Sérénité @bylizettemarie 10- Castellanos Interiors, West / Red Bedroom @castellanosinteriors 11- Castellanos Interiors, West / Red Dressing Room @castellanosinteriors 12- Jeffrey Nave Interior Design, Double Standard and Jack & Hill Bathroom @jeffreyneveinteriordesign 13- Chantal Lamberto Interior Design, Delft Dreams @chantallamberto 14- Aly Gay Design, Well Played: The Game Room & Well Played, Ladies: A Sunlit Hideway @alygaydesign 15- Sonoma Interiors, Birds of a Feather @sonomainteriors 16- Kimberley Harrison Interiors, The Slow Spin @kimberleyharrisoninteriors 17- AubreyMaxwell, Chapel Station @aubreymaxwelldesign 18- Studio Alexander, A New York Minute & A Bay View Retreat @studio_alexandersf 19- Jeanne Renee, La Chambre Bleue @lesjeannerenee 20- Maker & Moss, Study Abroad @makerandmoss

Where hospitality lives has expanded beyond the kitchen. Today’s luxury homes integrate appliances in unexpected ways, from coffee systems in dressing rooms to wellness driven ovens in spa spaces. At Riggs Distributing, designers are reimagining how everyday rituals unfold, blending performance with experience across the home. Executive Chef Christopher Harding brings these ideas to life through immersive culinary experiences. Discover the full story and explore more on our profile via the link in bio. @riggsshowroom

This Week’s Glow 1- Kneedler Fauchère: This spring, Nobilis explores micropatterns in the TRIO Collection. Small medallions, squares, and stripes evoke the world of ties, adapting with ease and elegance to any seating arrangement. @kneedlerfauchere 2- Riggs: Beyond its iconic exterior, Sub Zero Classic Refrigeration features innovative details designed for everyday performance. From the Split Climate cooling system and NASA inspired air purification to ClearSight LED lighting and refined stainless accents, every element is crafted to keep food fresher longer. @riggsshowroom 3- Bernhardt Century: Hurtado creates a distinctive office environment with collections crafted in Spain and shipped from Florida. Offering a wide range of unique selections, each piece brings character and sophistication to both home and workspace. 4- Michael Merrill Design Studio: This delicate wall sculpture by David Ward was the perfect scale and the perfect antidote for this rather industrial space. Photo © Douglas Salin. @michaelmerrill_designstudio