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Located in San Francisco’s Pacific Heights, this renovated 1920s family home blends modern comfort with timeless design. Studio Plow has transformed the 4,142 sq ft space into a warm, inviting refuge. Rich textures, earthy tones and custom art pieces were incorporated to reflect the client’s love for fashion, art and Mexican heritage. The design creates a cozy yet expressive environment, serving the young family’s needs while celebrating the client’s cultural identity and personal vision.

Photography by Nicole Franzen.

The clients envisioned a welcoming home where family, friends, and neighbours could easily gather. This vision influenced the design approach emphasizing preservation over expansion. The Edwardian exterior was celebrated and the interiors were reimagined to accommodate a growing family of five. The home’s charm was maintained while new elements, like soft hues and layered finishes, were seamlessly integrated. Light timber accents and an earthy palette create a relaxed atmosphere, focusing on enhancing garden connections and maximizing natural light. Elonera House by Melbourne-based Studio Doherty.

Photography by Sean Fennessy.

Chloe Tozer, founder of CLO Studios, and Jack Clissold’s home, Villa des Fleurs, merges French countryside and Italian influences to form a bright, creative retreat. Surrounded by lush gardens, the house features repurposed materials like recycled terracotta tiles, evoking a Tuscan villa. Custom furniture blends with vintage finds, including 1950s lamps by Audoux Minet. Heirlooms, travel treasures, a beehive, and vegetable gardens infuse the space with a spirit of cooking, creativity, and play.

Photography by Lillie Thompson.

Newlywed owners hired Dumais Interiors to redesign their 2,800-square-foot Tribeca loft, aiming for a space that better reflected their tastes and lifestyle. The project involved a complete renovation, offering the designers creative freedom. Key priorities included enhancing the main living area, adding a home office and closet space and lightening the apartment while preserving its industrial character.

Photography by Joshua McHugh.

This San Marino, California home by Carter Design blends French and Italian modern influences with a relaxed Californian vibe. The designers’ approach creates a harmonious mix of old and new, giving the living room a layered, collected, and comfortable feel. Founded in 2010 by husband-and-wife team Genevieve White Carter and Cy Carter, Carter Design is a bi-coastal boutique interior design studio. Known for their anthropological approach, they craft residential and commercial spaces that reflect the essence of their clients through a dynamic interplay of materials, art and objects.

Photography by Laure Joliet.