A Turn-of-the-Century House in San Francisco Gets a Modern Remodel
The Great 1906 San Francisco Earthquake took many beautiful buildings with it, but the event also spawned a period of rebuilding that left the city with some of its most distinct architecture: Edwardian homes. Despite their beautiful detail, these turn-of-the-century structures don’t always suit modern-day living. Thus, S.F.-based interior designer Lauren Geremia, who recently renovated this 1908 Mission District home, had a golden opportunity: highlight its best architectural features and preserve its charm, while instilling a new sense of sophistication and modern taste.
Porada Cell 1-2-3-4 (price upon request)
De Sousa Hughes Caste Bridger Console Table (price upon request)
Baxter Loren Coffee Table (price upon request)
Fort Standard Chainsaw Stools (price upon request)
