David Dines

You’ve seen ModCloth founders Susan Gregg Koger and Eric Koger’s home style in their San Francisco house tour. Susan shared personal style advice, closet organizing tips and some favorite style resources in her style profile. Now, take a deep dive into the amazing ocean of vintage finds, ModCloth buys, fabulous shoes, shiny accessories and more in Susan’s closet tour.

Before founding ModCloth, Susan Gregg Koger was a vingtage-obsessed teenager with a singular sense of style. While most of us cringe at the thought of what we wore in high school, Susan managed to grow her good taste from a passion into a global label. Despite ModCloth’s success and a growing team of designers, her style remains evergreen and entirely her own—an effortless blend of colors and prints that is the signature of all things ModCloth.

Name: Susan Gregg Koger and Eric Koger, with dogs Winston and Blue Location: Noe Valley — San Francisco, California Size: 3 bedrooms, 3 baths Years lived in: 5.5 Susan and Eric Koger have come a long way from the cramped dorm room where they founded ModCloth in 2002. High school sweethearts turned college entrepreneurs turned retail power couple, their current home may be a bit bigger than their original digs, but the spirit behind things hasn’t changed.

Name: Jennifer & family Location: San Francisco, California Years lived in: 11 The kitchen is the heart of interior designer Jennifer’s home and the place where her family catches up between work and school. It’s also where we’re eating Burmese takeout for lunch because when you cook for five, like Jennifer, you’re allowed to do that. Spacious, beautiful, and generally filled with good food and good people, it’s not a bad place to spend an afternoon. Or a morning.