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After their three children had moved out, a couple asked Beth Daecher of bd home to revamp their family-friendly pied-a-terre in Pacific Heights into a space that felt luxurious, intimate, and adult. As the couple also owns a home in nearby wine country, they wanted their refreshed apartment to feel sophisticated rather than rustic. Daecher designed a minimalist environment with strong, artistic details that elevate the aesthetic over anything ordinary. Read on for our tour of the stunningly subtle space.
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In the dining room, Benjamin Moore paint in White Dove acts as a backdrop, allowing subtle details to take center stage. A sleek dining table and chairs from Holly Hunt emphasize the sophisticated minimalism of the space.
Photography: Eric Rorer
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Charcoal frames the San Francisco views in the living and dining rooms, including those of the Palace of Fine Arts and Golden Gate Bridge. The grand piano belongs to the owner.
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The mirror is strategically placed to reflect the Golden Gate Bridge. A leather sofa from A. Rudin is comfortable and contemporary, especially when paired with unique accents like a Bongo Drum side table from Kravet, a sculpturesque Anders light fixture from the Future Perfect, and a Rodarte rug from The Rug Company. Other furnishings come from Holly Hunt. The fireplace was custom designed by bd home; Fox Marble built the silver crème-honed surround, and Fine Line Cabinets crafted the walnut mantel.
Photography: Eric Rorer
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Daecher expanded the existing kitchen into a small fourth bedroom. In the updated space, she included mixed metals and a range of textures to give the space depth and dynamism. Overhead, the hanging copper lamp was purchased through the Future Perfect, and the dining table is custom from Lawson-Fenning.
Photography: Eric Rorer
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Inlaid shelving creates further storage options for the homeowners. During the renvovation, Daecher discovered an old door opening that had previously been covered up, and she added shelving within the exisitng door archway. On the banquettes, the fabric is from Robert Allen.
Photography: Eric Rorer
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An minimalist entry with artful accents sets the tone for the house.
Photography: Eric Rorer
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Vinyl wallpaper from Osborne & Little enriches the environment of the bathroom, complementing fixtures with brass finishes from Waterworks.
Photography: Eric Rorer
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The sliding barn door offers a rustic touch in the sitting room, contrasting with the bronze acrylic coffee table from A. Rudin. Patterns soften the space with a striped sofa and silk rug from The Rug Company.
Photography: Eric Rorer
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The bedroom design centers around a soft, neutral palette with romantic touches. Daecher discovered the Vangerguard Anderkit canopy bed through the San Francisco Design Center. The sheer, inner layer of fabric on the curtains are from Donghia; the outer fabric is from Rogers and Goffigon. Providing a hint of texture, the area rug is from The Rug Company, while the tufted chest from Cisco Home and side table from Bungalow 5 round out the cool colors of the room. The marble-based lamps are from Arteriors.
Photography: Eric Rorer
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The master bath features decorative tile from Ann Sacks, sconces from Holly Hunt, and mirrors from Suite NY.
Photography: Eric Rorer
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Blue and orange details in the guest bedroom create excitement and a sense of calm, all at the same time. The bed is from Serena & Lily, while the side tables are from Bungalow 5 and the lamp, Arteriors.
Photography: Eric Rorer
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