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Step Inside the 2016 San Francisco Decorator Showcase

May 26, 2016

A 6,119-square-foot Telegraph Hill home with sweeping views of the San Francisco Bay plays host to the 2016 San Francisco Decorator Showcase featuring the Bay Area's top interior designers.

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Photo: Jason Kisner

Italianate Home Located on San Francisco's Telegraph Hill

Villa de Martini, a 6,119-square-foot Italianate home located on Telegraph Hill, plays host to the 2016 San Francisco Decorator Showcase featuring the Bay Area's top interior designers. The home features four floors and unobstructed views of Alcatraz, Treasure Island, the Golden Gate Bridge and the Marina District.

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Photo: Jason Kisner; Design by Stephan Jones

Natural Materials, Earthy Palette Create Serene Study for Work, Relaxation

Designer Stephan Jones sought a balance of old and new with a mix of Baroque antiques and chic, contemporary art in the study at the 2016 San Francisco Decorator Showcase. The space embraces natural materials such and an earthy palette to create a calm, soothing space for work, reflection and relaxation.

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Photo: Jason Kisner; Design by Beth Martin

Intimate Powder Room Plays With Limited Light, Space

Designer Beth Martin sought to evoke thoughts about light and space in the powder room at the 2016 San Francisco Decorator Showcase. The mirror on the back wall bounces light throughout the intimate space while reflecting the "watchful eye" painted on the ceiling.

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Photo: Jason Kisner. From: Martin Kobus.

Sleek, Modern Kitchen Incorporates State-of-the-Art Materials

Resin cabinetry designed to mimic the look and feel of real wood adorns the kitchen at the 2016 San Francisco Decorator Showcase. Designer Martin Kobus selected the resin material used in the cabinetry and island's lower countertop both for its beauty and its resistance to wear and tear.

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