FIRST ROW
• 1 Family dining area by Leverone Design.
• 2 Stairwell by Nicole Hollis.
• 3 Kitchen by J. Weiss Design.
• 4 Bathing alcove by Nancy Van Natta Associates.
• 5 Dining room by Faiella Design.
SECOND ROW
• 6 Living area by Anyon Interior Design.
• 7 Bedroom vignette by Myra Hoefer Design.
• 8 A place to read and a place to bathe by Benjamin Dhong.
If these rooms have inspired you, head over to the Decorator Showcase site for hours and details. Tickets are $30, and it is of course a fundraiser (for University High School's financial aid program), so it's money well-spent!
Thursday evenings at the Decorator Showcase from 5:30pm to 7pm, affiliated designers will be signing copies of their recent books. Head over there tonight to see John Wheatman, who decorated the study in this year's showcase; next week, meet Chronicle garden editor Zahid Sardar and the wonderful photographer Marion Brenner.
Anyone been to see the house yet? Do tell!










Comments (7)
Thanks for the great preview shots. I haven't been yet but will be checking it out at the weekend. I used to pass this house on my morning run and always wondered what it was like inside so I can't wait to see. By the way, those blackboards in the dining room are genius - a fantastic way to deal with the paneling in these SF houses. Love it.
@twicelight -
Actually, these aren't preview shots of the Showcase house; they're shots from the portfolios of the featured designers. Am anxious to see what the Showcase looks like after finding these inspiring shots of their previous work!
- Susie
Go! It's for a good cause (says a slightly biased alumna).
LOVE that Dining room by Faiella Design...what a clever idea with the chalkboard? It's totally inexpensive and so effortlessly beautiful. It really adds a feeling of...bistro flair or something. I can't put my finger on it. I'm totally going to be inspired by this for my own dining room!
Yes - Several of these rooms are from previous showhouses - such as the bathroom in the last photo.
Im intrigued by that staircase - the rope bindings on the steel ballisters are really quite interesting.
Another alumna here... please go! It's for a great cause, even if I did grumble about working the event back in the day.
judging from these photos, sorry but I'm not impressed.
i just expect so much more creativity and something NEW from professional designers.
but, i would still go nonetheless.