San Francisco Decorator Showcase

Join us for a private event that brings together three of the Bay Area’s most celebrated creative voices — @harwellgodfrey , @noznozawa , and @sherri.mcmullen — for an inspiring evening exploring the intersection of fashion, interiors, craftsmanship, and personal style. Moderated by Autumn O’Keefe, Publisher of Modern Luxury, the dynamic panel conversation will take place within the inspiring setting of this year’s Queen Anne-style Victorian residence in Pacific Heights. Guests will also have the opportunity to experience and shop a curated selection of Lauren Harwell Godfrey’s distinctive jewelry pieces, while enjoying wines from @jordanwinery , the exclusive wine partner for the evening. Ticket and jewelry sales support San Francisco University High School’s Financial Aid Program. Head to the link in bio to get your ticket!

Double Standard and Jack & Jill Bathroom by @jeffreyneveinteriordesign Double Standard explores the tension between inherited tradition and personal interpretation. Inspired by Jeffrey’s dog-eared copy of The Official Preppy Handbook and its codes of style and structure, as well as the stylized world of the film Rushmore, this room reflects his ongoing fascination with heritage and how it evolves. The result is a classic boys’ bedroom growing up, leaving home for college and stepping into their own point of view by honoring what they’ve grown up with, but makes room for who they’re becoming. The starting point for the Jack & Jill Bathroom was the Josephine Munsey Whimsical Clumps wallpaper. With the pattern feeling painterly and alive, full of movement and quiet humor Jeffrey felt it naturally connected to the bedroom beyond where classic ideas are interpreted with a lighter touch. This room is about equilibrium, two perspectives meeting comfortably in the middle. Some details from the bedroom include twin beds lacquered and reupholstered by @revitaliste , a natural fibre rug from @fibreworks , stone from @davincimarble , antiques from @gardencourtsf , decor from @epocasf and @gastonydaniela , furniture from @desousahughes and @ironiesdesign , lighting by @rtolighting and @visualcomfort , art by @aerenagalleries , @billbloomfield , @dolbychadwickgallery and @jamesbacchicontemporary , wallpaper and fabric from @kneedlerfauchere , @kravet1918 and @osborneandlittle . Some details from the bathroom include cabinetry by @andersonsqualitywoodwork , stone and tile from @davincimarble @dulcettile , sconces by @beataheuman , wallpaper from @kravet , art from @dolbychadwickgallery , and objects from @inkandporcelain . Photography by @rbradleyphoto Contractor @murphymckenna_construction Upholstery by @renaissance_custom_upholstery Decorative Painting by @caroline_lizarraga Plants by @hofbsonoma Electrical Contractor @elexsolutions Plumbing by @desiredplumbinginc Fixtures and Fittings by @pacesupplycorp @calfaucets Drywall by @barragandrywall Wallpaper Installation by @wallpaper.solutions

Like many historic San Francisco Victorians, the second and third floors on this year’s Showcase home were completely disconnected; the third floor was accessible only by a narrow, meandering back staircase. Recognizing a significant opportunity to increase the home’s market value, DAB members Geoffrey de Sousa, Greg Cook and William Duff were able to conceive a bold structural move: extending the front staircase to unify the upper levels and removing the back staircase to open up space for a robust laundry room and top floor mechanical room. Dozens had walked through and noted the stairs but it wasn’t until those three got together that we realized it was possible. Despite the ambitious timeline of our work, we wanted to improve the house for the owners and future families alike. In just under two months, we designed, permitted, and built a brand-new internal staircase. We are honored that the owners trusted our vision to transform the flow and cohesion of this beautiful home. A special thank you to @cook_construction_sf and @wdarch_inc for conceptualizing the vision and @wdarch_inc and @perezconstructionsf for turning it into a reality. Photography by @rbradleyphoto

West | Red Bedroom and West | Red Dressing room by @castellanosinteriors The West | Red Bedroom is defined by restraint rather than excess, where warmth is introduced with intention. Muted reds appear as accents rather than declarations, woven into textiles and materials to create a quiet sensuality instead of overt drama. Each element feels deliberate, contributing to an atmosphere that is hushed and intimate, as if the room is meant to be experienced slowly. The West | Red Dressing Room is composed with the same restraint, yet its purpose leans toward quiet spectacle. The muted reds appear in material blocks and drapery, grounding the space while introducing warmth that feels deliberate rather than decorative. Natural light moves through the west facing windows, catching marble, tile, fabric and polished surfaces, allowing texture to speak before color. Tucked discreetly within the room, a private bar introduces a note of ritual and pause. The room holds a quiet confidence; softened by calm proportions, tactile materials, and drenched in high gloss red. Some of the details in the bedroom include art by @j.brian , marble slabs from @davincimarble , lighting from @hershdesign , @desousahughes and @pacesupplycorp , a chair from @desousahughes , hardware from @hoffmanhardware , faux paneling by @nicolehaydenart , plants by @hofbsonoma , and fabric from @desousahughes , @rosemaryhallgarten , @sandrajordanprimaalpaca , and @shearsandwindowsinc and lacquer paint in the bar by @finepaintsofeurope from @grayspaints_ca . Some of the details in the dressing room include marble slabs and tile from @davincimarble , @artistic_tile , and @mcintyretile , lighting by @hershdesign , hardware by @hoffmanhardware , plants by @hofbsonoma , bar and mirro from @premierbathkitchen_ @pacesupplycorp , fabric from @rosemaryhallgarten and @sandrajordanprimaalpaca . Photography by @josemanuel.alorda Contractor @castecon_ Stone Fabrication and Installation by @baycountertopsinc Tadelakt Plaster by @coloratelier Clothing Rods by @lustdf Drapery Manufacturer and Installation by @sunguardsystems Cabinet and Interior Painting and Plaster by @tepapaintinginc

La Salle de Sérénité by @bylizettemarie This primary bathroom balances contemporary restraint with reverence for the home’s historic character. Conceived as an intimate escape the space doesn’t immediately reveal itself as a bathroom, but as a beautifully paneled room. The paneling reads as a continuous architectural surface that reveals hidden storage and a discreetly concealed water closet, allowing the room to unfold with quiet intention. Daily rituals are elevated through a refined glass and brass shower enclosure lined in mirrored porcelain tile, a thoughtfully integrated makeup vanity. vintage brass plumbing, and a freestanding tub placed beneath a skylight. Rich dark wood and striking stone envelop the space, echoing the craftsmanship and material depth found throughout the home. Some details in Lizette’s space include mirrored shower tile by @annsacks , lighting by @brightbound , @sklostudio and @visualcomfort , marble mosaic and stone slabs from @davincimarble , art from @jessicasilvermangallery , fabric from @hewnsf , ottoman by @commercialseatingspecialists and window treatment by @casamance and @hartmannforbes @shearsandwindowinc . Photography by @josemanuel.alorda Contractor @cook_construction_sf Electrical Contractor Innovator Electric Millwork by @gammadesigns Exterior Landing by @stratainc Paint by @coloratelier Painter @heatherandfrenchpainting Stone Fabrication and Installation by Omnistone Masonry Shower Enclosure by @lustdf Bathtub and Plumbing Fixtures @pacesupplycorp Electrical Switches by @corston.us

The Rear Garden by @martinellidesign with @youngandburton The space was inspired by the Year of the Fire Horse, providing calm, retraint, and quiet continuity. A palette of neutral earth toned browns, black, white, blues and greens allows texture and filtered coastal light to take precendence over bold color, subtly preparing the canvas for the fiery red foliage to come. A monolithic waterfall fountain offers both sculptural presence and a gentle, contemplative sound to reinforce stillness. Limestone pavers, guide movement toward an intimate gathering space around a boulder-shaped fire table. An elevated outdoor kitchen is discreetly integrated while preserving the garden’s quiet harmony. Some of the details of Martinelli’s garden include plants from @devilmountainnursery , the fountain and fire table from @stoneyardinc , limestone pavers, stone slabs and wall veneer from @davincimarble , upholstery from @perennialsfabrics , @desousahughes and Sewn Cushion, outdoor kitchen, furniture and planters by @poliformsf , outdoor dining table and chairs from @desousahughes , landscape lighting by @spjlighting and decking material by @millboard_live_life_outside . Photography by @dyerphoto Contractor @youngandburton Receiving and Delivery by @clutchmovingco

The Bakehouse and Pheasantry by @tineketriggs In old England, the bakehouse was where warmth lived: the room that pulled everyone in. This Bakehouse carries that spirit forward. It’s not simply a kitchen, it’s where hands work and hearts settle. Where the home quietly reveals its center. The fire may be modern, the tools refined—but the purpose remains the same: this is where everyone comes back to. The pheasantry was where birds were kept before they took flight for the hunt, where they fly free. This room honors the beauty of that world: shadows stretch across a patterned wall like branches at the edge of a forest, and the ceiling glows softly, like lantern light in a countryside lodge. This room is made for arrival, for gathering without performance. Here, the birds are not trophies on a wall, they are silhouettes in flight. The only thing being captured is the feeling of coming home. Some of the details in the Bakehouse include custom cabinetry by @bakehouse_ltd , appliances from @bluestarcooking , a custom mural by @caroline_lizaragga , stools by @crumpandkwash , stone by @davincimarble , custom banquette by @marcalidesigns , custom dining table by @penamade.sf , lighting by @alliedmaker , @brightbound , @coupdetatsf and @visualcomfort , fabric from @schumacher1889 and @unamalan , and art from @dolbychadwickgallery , @fraenkelgallery and @municipalbonds . Some of the details in the Pheasantry include vintage Ferruccio Brunati chairs, wallcoverings by @fromentaldesign , custom credenza by @penamade.sf , rug from @starkcarpet_sf , coffee and side tables from @studioroeper , vintage @fondazionemagistretti sofa, lighting from @hennessylampworks , @rosielistudio , and @visualcomfort , fabric by @shearsandwindowinc and @unamalan , and art from @re.riddle and @victoriamillerart . Photography @josemanuel.alorda , @michaelcliffordphotography Contractor @cook_construction_sf Stone Fabrication @ats.installation Tile Installation by Ireland Tile & Stone Electrical Fixtures @corston.us Electrical Contractor @diluzioinc Drapery Fabrication @susan_lind_chastain Subzero Wine Fridge @pacesupplycorp Hardware and Plumbing @waterworks Wallpaper Installation @wallpaper_solutions

A San Francisco icon makes its debut in The Wall Street Journal. On the market for the first time in 60 years, this $25 million home has been reimagined for the 2026 San Francisco Decorator Showcase and is listed by @ErinThompsonTeam @CompassSanFrancisco . Built in 1897 on one of Pacific Heights’ most coveted blocks, this Queen Anne Victorian spans four levels with sweeping Golden Gate Bridge views, grand entertaining spaces, and interiors by celebrated designers. The residence marks a rare intersection of architecture, design, and San Francisco history.
 Read the full feature at the link in bio and visit Showcase now through May 25 to see this incredible landmark firsthand. . . . #SFDecoratorShowcase #CityTalk #JWadePRClient

A Gated Space by Stephanie Marsh Fillbrandt of @marshandclark Inspired by the rounded bay window that quietly suggested the Victorian origins of the dining room, Stephanie created a carefully layered interior, where wood paneling, striking iron gates, and handcrafted tile pay homage to the craftsmanship of the past. Each element deliberately selected to give the space both meaning and presence in this modern age. Some of the details in Stephanie’s space include a bespoke table, bar and shelving by Marsh and Clark Design, lighting from @coupdetatsf and @visualcomfort , stone from @davincimarble , tile by @globaltiledesign , an @armadilloandco rug, textiles and upholstery from Anna French, @desousahughes , @hollandandsherryinteriors , @shearsandwindowinc , @sandrajordanprimaalpaca , and @dclproductions , art from @lindenbaumartadvisory , anthony_meier_, and@berggruengallery and accessories and floral from @thefutureperfect , @suefisherking and @atelierstclaire . Photography by @dyerphoto and @elias.blanton Contractor @fahertyconstruction and @cook_construction_sf Flooring by @amberflooring Decorative Painting by @elanevansdecorativepaint and @nicolehaydenart Iron Gates and Drapery Rod by @lustdf English Panel Molding by @bakehouse_ltd Trim by @beroniolumber Electrical by Landa Electric Switches by @corston.us Painting by @rosspaintservices Furniture Moving by Jack Trux

From Carrara, Italy to the Bay Area, Pietra Fina hand-selects exquisite Italian marble, rare quartzite and custom-cut slabs to provide one of the finest stone collections in the country with nationwide shipping. @whitemarble_pietrafina @pietrafinainc In this year’s Showcase, you can find their stones in @peruridesigncompany ’s Ishara living room, @makerandmoss ’s Study Abroad office, @lesjeannerenee ’s La Chambre Bleue bedroom and @kimberleyharrisoninteriors ’s The Slow Spin laundry room. Marbles featured are the Azul Cielo, Calacatta Borghini Macchia Vecchia, Cippollino, Viola Deep and Calacatta Oyster.

Ishara by Sindhu Peruri of @peruridesigncompany The elegance of this Victorian home became the perfect setting to give form to Sindhu’s long-held dream: a showcase space that seamlessly blends her Indian roots with a contemporary design sensibility. A space that balances East and West; living comfortably in both worlds. With its high ceilings, classic picture mouldings, and dramatic curved bay window, the living room was envisioned as a celebration of heritage craft, intentionally reimagined and blended with modern furnishings. Some of the details in Sindhu’s space include bespoke furniture by Peruri Design Company, custom decorative tiles by @studiolindafahey , art from the Danzinger Gallery and @rebeccacamachopresents , marble elements and hearth from @pietrafinainc @whitemarble_pietrafina , chair and side table from @coupdetatsf , throw pillows from @essastudios , sconces and floor lamp by @indo.made , silk textile art by @kamilahahmed.studio , mirror, swing cushion and sofa fabric from @desousahughes , chandelier by @ladiesandgentlemenstudio , metalwork and firescreen by @oneofffurniturellc , side table by @revitaliste , area rug by @safarrugs , ceramics by @ababenkoceramics , sofa frabric from @kneedlerfauchere and @studiorsh and sofas by @buildlane . Photography by @rbradleyphoto Contractor @cook_construction_sf Cabinetry by @gammadesigns Decorative Painting by @caroline_lizarraga Decorative Mirrorwork Tiles by @studiolindafahey Architectural Plaster by TBC Plaster Artisans Stone Fabrication by @argotileandstone Roman Shades by @draperyguru and @raoultextiles Electrical by Atex Remodeling Switches by @corston.us