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Eclectic Patterns in San Francisco Townhouse

From: Regan Baker

Though clean white walls and an open floor plan give this historic San Francisco townhouse a fresh start, it's graphic tile that truly brings the space to life. In the foyer, kitchen and bathrooms, black-and-white tile creates eye-catching backsplashes and floors and ties together all the matte black decor.

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Photo: Suzanna Scott. From: Regan Baker.

Open Plan Kitchen and Dining Area With Blue Rug

The new open concept dining area, kitchen and living room feel a million miles wide with white walls and no upper cabinetry. The rug is a visual anchor under the dining table and picks up the island's handsome blue.

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Photo: Suzanna Scott. From: Regan Baker.

Transitional Great Room With Blue Rug

The main living spaces were originally closed off from each other, but for a family with three kids, the rooms were more functional opened up. Now kids can play and parents can be cooking dinner and everyone is still within sight.

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Photo: Suzanna Scott. From: Regan Baker.

Open Plan Dining Room With Mesh Chairs

Black elements with delicate lines let there be strong contrasts in the open concept dining area and kitchen without any one piece overwhelming the look.

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Photo: Suzanna Scott. From: Regan Baker.

Transitional Great Room With Blue Rug

The home features views of the Lobos Creek Valley, Golden Gate Bridge and the ocean, so designers treated the vistas as artwork and framed windows in crisp black.

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