Sisters Sabrina and Eunice Moyle, the forces behind Hello!Lucky, the San Francisco-based stationery company, are sometimes mistaken for twins. But although they do share similarities, and they both love to shop at such AT favorites as Alameda, Etsy, and The Curiosity Shoppe, their homes are quite different...
Sabrina and her husband live in a 1906 Victorian in Glen Park. She describes her style as "eclectic modern with some vintage accents."
Eunice and her fiance share an apartment in an Art Deco building in the Haight. Her style? "Bohemian chic meets eccentric world traveler."
• Read Anh-Minh's article here: At home with Hello!Lucky's Moyle sisters
Images: Eric Luse/The Chronicle
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Comments (10)
I think the photographer on the Chronicle piece deserves a shout-out. Eric Luse took some great shots, particularly the one of the Eunice Moyle on her bike.
Having worked with Eric Luse, I second the shout-out. He is a good human and a talented photographer.
That circular room with windows is great. Really like the way the bench/couch curves around the window.
Just the kind of think I can imagine over looking a large garden or forest. Wasted in this suburban setting.
Mafan
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I'm all over Sabrina's style. I have the same dining table from room and board and here I am sitting at it with my laptop. It's an excellent laptop table indeed. Also good for dining.
mafan--I don't know if I'd consider the location suburban. Those buildings exist (and fit well) all over sf.
Sabrina & her man's home were featured on the cover of The Nest magazine for winter. I think there's more pics of their home on thenest.com.
It's so great to peek into their homes and see their different styles. We worked with Sabrina and Eunice on our wedding invitations a few years ago and they were really nice to work with...
I agree with Home Girl & others, the photos are great.
Great story and photos! Very fun to see their different styles...
very nice indeed