“My partner, Geoff, is an attorney and I work in public policy in San Francisco. Because we both primarily work from home, we had to find enough space for two desks. I am still trying to figure out how to make these more cozy!” Kirsten continues.

“I am autistic, so I have very strong preferences for color, textures, and overall feel for each piece in our home. My vision is for a space with colors and textures that invite rest — what I call ‘vintage lullaby.’ I love a backdrop of verdure, neutral focal points, and pink accents. Even though a lot of our furniture is mid-century modern, I am enthralled by Art Deco and want as much pink as possible. I try to get at Deco silhouettes and palettes in a more tranquil way,” Kirsten admits.

“I love curating thoughtful tableaus that spotlight vintage treasures. We source vintage pieces from Facebook Marketplace, thrift shops, and estate sales. Tracking down the perfect piece can take time, but finding well-loved pieces with unique histories is worth the wait.”

• Couch — Living Spaces
• Throw — Anthropologie
• Coffee Table — Estate Sale
• Stool — Etsy
• Pictures and Art — Estate Sales
• Side Table — Vintage
• The Scalloped-Edge Table — Facebook Marketplace

• Cabinet — Vintage
• Pitcher — Ayla Mullen Ceramics
• Painting — Estate Sale
• Candle Sconce — SuiteMeadow on Etsy
• Dining Table and Chairs — Soy Vintage LA
• Painting — Elisa Valenti
• Tablecloth — Etsy
• Rug — Revival Rugs

• Print — Reyna Noriega Studios
• Watercolor — Me
• Dresser — Kent Coffey
• Knickknacks — Vintage Markets and Estate Sales
• Rug — Ruggable
• Nightstand — Kent Coffey
• Bed Set — Sleepy Kitty Textile

Thanks, Kirsten!

This tour’s responses and photos were edited for length/size and clarity.

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