Sloan Miyasato

Sloan Miyasato Located in the heart of San Francisco's wholesale interior design district, Sloan Miyasato is the pr

WHO WE ARE

Sloan Miyasato is a multi-line wholesale showroom dedicated to providing distinctive residential and commercial furnishings to northern California’s vibrant interior design community. For more than 30 years we have demonstrated an unwavering commitment to making our galleries a showplace for an unparalleled portfolio of international products that embody innovation, craftsmanship, and

style. We are equally passionate about exceeding the expectations of our clients at every turn by delivering an exceptional level of service that has become one of our hallmarks. OUR HISTORY

In 1978 Sloan Miyasato opened its first San Francisco Design Center (SFDC) showroom at the original Ice House complex. The founders were Asian antique collectors with an extraordinary eye for the unique, the original, and the refined. When SFDC relocated to its current South of Market area, Sloan Miyasato became the first permanent tenant at The Showplace. Over the years, the highest-caliber lighting, fabrics, furniture, fine art, accessories, and floorcoverings were added to the showroom—securing Sloan Miyasato's place among the elite wholesale sources at SFDC. For three decades Sloan Miyasato has kept its finger on the pulse of the interior design scene and forged lasting relationships with the most prestigious showrooms and artisans across the country—and the globe. As a result, we have been able to consistently offer local designers and architects the most inspiring, exciting, and finest-quality products on the market. We are also invested in being a valuable resource to the community by hosting guest lecture series featuring visionary designers and making our galleries available to Bay Area design students—the very future of industry.

09/01/2026

Some materials ask to be touched. Others ask to be studied.

Between Art and Materia from moves between the two, treating color, texture, and surface as elements of an artistic composition. Each textile brings its own gesture to the room, allowing fabric to become part of the visual language rather than simply its backdrop.

Material, with an artist’s point of view.

Creative Content:

A silhouette that seems to move with the light.Willow from  is sensuous in form and quietly expressive, shaped with the ...
08/31/2026

A silhouette that seems to move with the light.

Willow from is sensuous in form and quietly expressive, shaped with the fluidity of sculpture and the radiance of glass. Its curves catch the light differently from every angle, giving the piece an almost living presence.

A luminous form that refuses to fade into the background.

Stone, suspended in light.The Ijsselmeer Pendant I from  pairs hand-carved rock crystal with medium bronze, balancing ra...
08/30/2026

Stone, suspended in light.

The Ijsselmeer Pendant I from pairs hand-carved rock crystal with medium bronze, balancing raw mineral beauty with a more refined architectural frame. As the crystal catches the light, every natural variation becomes part of the composition.

A small fixture with the presence of an object collected over time.

Every angle changes the conversation.The Flip Form Dining Table from  brings the warmth of wood into balance with the pr...
08/29/2026

Every angle changes the conversation.

The Flip Form Dining Table from brings the warmth of wood into balance with the precision of metal, while its sculptural base shifts in character as you move around it.

A table that never looks quite the same twice.

You can feel the hand before you notice the detail.The newest hand embroidery from  brings depth, texture, and an unmist...
08/28/2026

You can feel the hand before you notice the detail.

The newest hand embroidery from brings depth, texture, and an unmistakable sense of soul to the surface. Every stitch carries the irregular beauty of something made slowly and intentionally.

Craftsmanship that leaves its presence behind.

08/27/2026

When does a textile become art?

Between Art and Materia from explores the space in between, where texture, color, and surface move beyond decoration and become part of the composition itself. Each fabric brings its own visual language to the room, blurring the boundary between material and artistic expression.

Not simply something to cover a surface, but something worth looking at.

Creative Content:

From Loom to Room: The Art of Hand-Woven Ikat & VelvetJoin us for a Day of Education & Inspiration as we welcome  to our...
08/26/2026

From Loom to Room: The Art of Hand-Woven Ikat & Velvet

Join us for a Day of Education & Inspiration as we welcome to our showroom for an immersive look at hand-woven ikats and velvets. We’re going deep into the craft behind the cloth, from ancient resist-dyeing traditions to the rich depth of hand-woven velvet.

Slow craft. Big presence. Textiles with a story.
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September 30
12PM to 1PM in our Sloan Miyasato showroom
RSVP REQUIRED
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/from-loom-to-room-the-art-of-hand-woven-ikat-velvet-tickets-1998227454106?aff=oddtdtcreator

08/25/2026

Light never enters a room the same way twice.

The Luminary Collection from Brentano Textiles + Wallcoverings begins with drapery and follows what happens when fabric meets daylight. Sheers filter it, textures catch it, and folds send it shifting across the room in soft shadows and changing tones.

A collection less about decorating the window than giving light something to play with.

Creative Content: TITAN INTUITIVE

08/24/2026

Light, extended into architecture.

This custom redesign of the Volterra chandelier from stretches across the room in one long, sculptural gesture. Natural veining in the alabaster gives each illuminated section its own variation, bringing softness and depth to the fixture’s commanding scale.

The silhouette draws you in. The stone rewards the closer look.

Like jewelry suspended in the room.The Ijsselmeer Chandelier II from  pairs antiqued bronze with hand-carved rock crysta...
08/23/2026

Like jewelry suspended in the room.

The Ijsselmeer Chandelier II from pairs antiqued bronze with hand-carved rock crystal pendants, each held by bronze clasps around an alabaster inner shade. As the light diffuses through the stone, the fixture takes on a softer, almost luminous depth.

Sculptural by nature, jewel-like by detail.

Address

San Fransisco, CA

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

(415) 431-1465

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