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THE GARDEN APARTMENT

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This apartment was designed as a layered and inviting retreat, drawing inspiration from the rhythms and colors of the surrounding garden. Rich materials, expressive details, and a thoughtful mix of vintage and custom pieces create a home that feels both sophisticated and warm. Throughout, natural motifs, bold color moments, and tactile finishes bring warmth, character, and a sense of discovery to each space.

From the sculptural kitchen and entertaining spaces to the richly detailed bedrooms and baths, every room was conceived as part of a cohesive story—one that balances elegance with comfort, celebrates craftsmanship, and blurs the boundary between indoors and the lush landscape beyond.

Location:Pacific Heights, San FranciscoBuilder: The Meticulous GroupPhotographer:Stephanie RussoStylist:Rachel ForslundPress:Elle Decor
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MOODSophisticated, Layered, Immersive
PALETTELeafy Green, Warm Oak, Patina
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About 500 decisions go into every bathroom renovation. Okay, maybe slightly less but it certainly feels like 500. Our goal is to make sure our clients never feel that. They get to see the big picture and we worry about all the little details. Here&rs
Three days in London to kick off European summer with the family did not disappoint. Inspiration, World Cup and Wimbledon energy, and some brutal temps. My heart and my camera roll are very full.
The layout of this one was tricky. We custom built this bed to fit the exact 99” wall between the two doors in the room (bathroom door was scooted over to help). Sweet little integrated nightstands allowed for some bedside storage. We built-in
One of the things we love most about what we do is that no two projects ever look the same. Every home presents a new design challenge—not just aesthetically, but in how we thoughtfully blend our clients’ vision with the architecture of
The Pentroom — a funky little multi-use space atop a very precarious and absolutely not to code staircase (existing nonconforming!). A tiny escape, a room with a view. One of those things we probably all need. Photo @stephanie___russo Project
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