Located in San Francisco's Russian Hill neighborhood, this is one of those shops that mixes vintage accessories, one-of-a-kind pieces, and new furniture in a homey way that makes you wish your apartment was as cool as the store.
The small but well curated shop is housed inside a 1925 Julia Morgan building. Everything is chosen by store owners Jeff Holt and Kathleen Navarra, who have an eye for items that feel glamorous but comfortable.
A Victorian birdcage mingles with a vintage chair redone in Schumacher fabric; romantic upholstered pieces by Oly Studio are neighbors with an industrial cage light chandelier by Tracey Kessler; and vintage maps share space with Frederico Fellini's Book of Dreams.
In addition to the brick and mortar shop, Jak Home has a website, where you can browse chairs, sofas, lighting, artwork, and accessories.
SHOWN ABOVE
• Meri Side Table
• Vintage chair reupholstered in Schumacher fabric
• Marley Iron Table Lamp
• Tracey Kessler's Cage Light
• Pelican Oil Painting
• Hannah Chair
• Cyrus Mirror
• Abacus Chair
Any personal experiences with Jak Home? Share your story in the comments.
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Comments (2)
not what this post is about exactly, but i'm in love with the first column of thumbnails (1st pic in top row, 1st pic in bottom row) as a combo picture. the curve of the frame in the top thumbnail curves perfectly into the curve of the pelican's neck; the orange ottoman in the top pic is a bizarre continuation of the pelican's beak in the bottom pic. tres cool.
Great store. Love JAK!