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The 45th Annual Decorator Showcase will be open to the public from April 27th - May 27th! San Francisco Decorator Showcase is held each year from April - May.

All proceeds benefit the University High School Financial Aid Program.

09/25/2026

We’re grateful to have the COORITALIA + ELEMENTI teams as a sponsor of this year’s Showcase. Their work has been part of the Showcase story in years past, including their collaboration with JKA Design to bring last year’s room to life with their custom bar design with glass brick and a copper countertop.

The result was a colorful, West-inspired listening lounge that reflected JKA’s Texas roots and created a space designed to slow down, unwind, and enjoy the moment. We’re proud to have CoorItalia and ELEMENTI continue their support of Showcase.

Photography by Christopher Stark

09/18/2026

We’ve talked about the incredible transformation that took place with the main staircase at this year’s Showcase, and the finishing touch was the runner from Abbey Carpet of San Francisco | Floortex Design Floortex Design. Our longstanding relationship of more than a decade means so much to us, and we’re incredibly grateful to have them as a trusted partner year after year.

Discover the latest in flooring and home design at Abbey Carpet of San Francisco | Floortex Design. From carpet, hardwood, tile and stone, laminate, and vinyl to area rugs, custom woodwork, hardwood refinishing, and window coverings — they have it all. Their expert team of designers, flooring specialists, and craftsmen are ready to bring your vision to life, whether you’re updating your interiors, restoring hardwood, or choosing the perfect window treatments.

Photography by R. Brad Knipstein | Photographer

09/15/2026

He’s an interior designer, hotelier, author, collector, Showcase designer and storyteller—and would love his next career to include singing and dancing on Broadway. (“Off-Broadway would be OK, too,” he jokes.) Indeed, Jay Jeffers wears lots of hats.

Jeffers’ latest project is ‘Modern Classic: Tailored Homes, Timeless Style,’ his third book, which brings together 13 projects spanning historic houses, modern homes, apartments, retreats—and, naturally, The Madrona. Published in August by Gibbs Smith, the book explores the common thread in Jeffers’ work: spaces that feel tailored and edited but never overly precious, layered with antiques, contemporary art, custom pieces, beautiful materials, and, always, a little surprise.

7x7 spoke to Jeffers about finding his calling, why every room needs a “wink,” and what truly makes a house feel like home. Read the story at 7x7.com/jay-jeffers-modern-classic.

Article by gail goldberg
Photography by Sam Frost, Jason Madara, frankfrancis studio, Douglas Friedman

08/17/2026

A bathroom where Victorian romance meets timeless refinement. Designed by Sonoma Interiors | Andrea Halkovich, this layered and elegant space features KALLISTA Central Park West Collection, bringing beautifully crafted form and enduring sophistication to the room.

With more than 40 years of expertise, KALLISTA has built its legacy on masterfully crafted kitchen and bath solutions, a commitment to exceptional design and craftsmanship. From its beginnings in 1979 to its collaborations with artists and luxury brands today, KALLISTA continues to create pieces that feel both distinctive and timeless.

We’re proud to have KALLISTA as a sponsor of Showcase and to see their artistry contribute to this beautifully considered space.

07/27/2026

One of the sponsors helping create the magic at Showcase was the team at Perez Construction. Renowned for their craftsmanship, Perez Construction is deeply rooted in the local community and shares the values at the heart of Showcase.

Take a look at the spaces they helped bring to life this year: AubreyMaxwell - Interior Design & Art Advisory’s Chapel, Station, and Hallway, the Staircase, and Jeanne Renee’s La Chambre Bleue. Each reflects not only the vision of our talented designers but also the expertise and precision of the team that made those visions a reality.

Thank you, Perez Construction, for being such an important part of this year’s showhouse. Your partnership means so much to us, and we’re grateful for the care and craftsmanship you brought to every space.

07/10/2026

Complete the tour of this year’s San Francisco Decorator Showcase by exploring the top level with us.

The main staircase in this historic San Francisco Victorian home was rebuilt to connect all three floors, allowing for seamless movement from floor to floor. Previously, the third floor was accessible only via a narrow, meandering back staircase. Arriving on the floor, visitors enter the chapel by AubreyMaxwell - Interior Design & Art Advisory. Capped by the jagged, angular lines of the roof above, it is a space designed for gathering and reflection.

Moving into the first bedroom on the top level of the home, visitors are enveloped in a moody, high-gloss sanctuary where the industrial grit of Manhattan meets the refined Art Deco elegance of San Francisco. STUDIO ALEXANDER’s A New York Minute is a study in reflection and texture, designed for those who find beauty in the nocturnal soul of the city. Meanwhile, the en suite, The Bay View Retreat, is a luxuriously detailed bathroom with Art Deco details, walnut, plaster and quartzite draping each surface.

As visitors continue down the hall, they are swept away to Paris in Jeanne Renee’s La Chambre Bleue bedroom and adjoining deck were reimagined as a boutique hotel retreat. Part hideaway, part daydream with a rear terrace designed as a soft escape with drapery panels, an aperitivo bar and views of the bay.

Continuing into the private quarters of a 19th-century traveler, Maker & Moss’ Study Abroad translated tent architecture into permanent form with sloped ceilings and draped textiles that recall an unfettered life.

The final stop of our 2026 San Francisco Decorator Showcase is the station by AubreyMaxwell - Interior Design & Art Advisory. Built with ochre finger tiles, a curved shower and a terrazzo floor because everyone deserves a cool bathroom. To learn more about each of these spaces, scroll back in our grid and head to our website to take a virtual tour.

Photography by Michael P. H. Clifford and R. Brad Knipstein | Photographer

07/01/2026

We are thankful to work with PACE Supply Corp. year after year. For over 20 years, Premier Bath and Kitchen, a division of PACE Supply, has been helping designers, builders and homeowners create luxurious kitchens, baths, bars and laundry rooms thanks to its vast selection of inspired lighting, quality plumbing hardware and fixtures, state-of-the-art appliances and mirrors.

In this year’s showcase they provided materials in spaces all over the home including the spaces designed by Tineke Triggs she/her, Rachel Scheff Design Studio, Fernando Castellanos, Lizette Marie, Jeffrey Neve Interior Design, Sonoma Interiors | Andrea Halkovich, Kimberley Harrison Interiors, AubreyMaxwell - Interior Design & Art Advisory and STUDIO ALEXANDER.

Photography by Michael P. H. Clifford, R. Brad Knipstein | Photographer, Jose Manuel Alorda, Tim D Coy Photography and Dane Deaner

06/25/2026

Previously we explored the main level of this year’s San Francisco Decorator Showcase. Now, join us as we continue the tour on the second floor.

Photography by Michael P. H. Clifford, SEN Creative Co and R. Brad Knipstein | Photographer

On the second floor, visitors filter into the primary suite where they are met with the primary bathroom by Lizette Marie. Drawing inspiration from the home’s storied Queen Anne–style Victorian architecture, the space balances contemporary restraint with reverence for the home’s historic character, creating an intimate escape.

Photography by Michael P. H. Clifford

Continuing into Fernando Castellanos’ primary bedroom, the design is composed with restraint rather than excess, where warmth is introduced with intention.

Photography by Michael P. H. Clifford

Continuing into Fernando Castellanos’ primary bedroom, the design is composed with restraint rather than excess, where warmth is introduced with intention.

Photography by Michael P. H. Clifford

That same sensibility carries into Fernando Castellanos’ dressing room, where clothing is presented as composition.

Photography by Michael P. H. Clifford

As visitors make their way back down the hall, they arrive at Jeffrey Neve Interior Design’s classic boys’ bedroom, a space that explores the tension between inherited tradition and personal interpretation.

Photography by Michael P. H. Clifford

As visitors make their way back down the hall, they arrive at Jeffrey Neve Interior Design’s classic boys’ bedroom, a space that explores the tension between inherited tradition and personal interpretation.

Photography by Michael P. H. Clifford

Connecting to the next bedroom on this floor is the Jack and Jill bath by Jeffrey Neve Interior Design where two perspectives meet comfortably in the middle. Pattern and structure, ornament and restraint.

Photography by Michael P. H. Clifford

From there, visitors are led into Chantal Lamberto’s sophisticated blue and white bedroom with ticking stripe fabric on every surface and piece of furniture and filled with antique pieces.

Photography by Michael P. H. Clifford

From there, visitors are led into

06/23/2026

All Natural Stone was proud to collaborate with some of this year’s most exciting design talents—bringing exceptional materiality and innovative design to life.

In the powder bath and adjoining coat closet, partnered with Rachel Scheff Design Studio to create a richly layered, statement-making space centered around Calacatta Viola marble. Known for its dramatic veining and deep burgundy tones, the stone is transformed into a custom vanity with an integrated sink and sculptural side table, where functional elements become works of art. Grounding the space is the Michelle Gerson Slide Mosaic in Viola and Nero Marquina by Artistic Tile, adding movement, contrast, and refined geometry.

As you explored this year’s Showcase, we hope you took note of the materials that brought each room to life. At All Natural Stone, Inc., we’re here to help translate that inspiration into something tangible.

Let’s materialize your vision.

Photography by R. Brad Knipstein | Photographer
Stone Fabrication and Tile Setting by Quintal’s Granite & Marble
Sink Bowl Fabrication by ABBA Stone & Tile

06/12/2026

Join us as we take a floor-by-floor journey through this year’s San Francisco Decorator Showcase, beginning with the home’s main level.

Upon arrival, visitors were led up a stair path surrounded by the landscape design from Studio Green, challenging expectations of the home’s historic setting through a modern landscape of contrasting forms, textures, and tones. Once inside, guests are enveloped by the tented entry created by Kendall Wilkinson Design. Before continuing into the home, visitors are invited to pause and step briefly into a world veiled in shadow and light in Rachel Scheff Design Studio’s enchanted powder and cloak room.

As visitors walk through the coffered hall by Kendall Wilkinson Design, the space encourages reflection on the way historic San Francisco homes were once experienced. The living room unfolds as a richly layered space that beautifully blends Eastern and Western influences through the vision of Sindhu Peruri | Interior Design. Moving through to the dining room by Marsh & Clark Design, visitors encounter a layered interior that pays homage to the craftsmanship and artistry of the past.

From there, guests pass through the pantry by Tineke Triggs she/her, a space designed to be celebrated rather than concealed. Guests then enter the kitchen and family room, also designed by Tineke Triggs she/her, where inspiration from Old England informs warm, inviting spaces meant for gathering, conversation, and the feeling of coming home. Completing the main level is the rear garden by Martinelli Design, offering a space for calm, restraint, and a quiet sense of continuity.

Return for the next chapters of the tour as we make our way to the upper levels of the home.

Photography by Michael P. H. Clifford, R. Brad Knipstein and Paul Dyer

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2898 Broadway Street
San Francisco, CA
94115

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http://www.decoratorshowcase.org/

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