Renovation and restoration of a classic Eastlake row house in San Francisco. The historic façade was the only original element of the architecture that remained, the interiors having been gutted during successive remodels over years. In partnership with Angela Free Interior Design, we designed elegant interiors within a new envelope that restored the lost architecture of its former Victorian grandeur. Artisanal craftspeople were employed to recreate the complexity and beauty of a bygone era. The result was a complimentary blending of modern living within an architecturally significant interior.

Powder Room was a complete tear out. Left gold painted glazed ceiling and alcove. New hardwood flooring, carved wood vanity with travertine top, vessel sink, chrome and glass faucet, vanity lighting, framed textured mirror. Fifth Avenue Design Wallpaper. David Papazian Photographer

Modern powder room, with travertine slabs and wooden panels in the walls.

The focal point for this powder room is the stacked stone wall - very striking. The travertine vessel sink with waterfall faucet also make a nice statement. What a great use of natural products for this personality rich powder room.

the powder room featured a traditional element, too: a vanity which was pretty, but not our client’s style. Wallpaper with a fresh take on a floral pattern was just what the room needed. A modern color palette and a streamlined brass mirror brought the elements together and updated the space.

contemporary powder room

Interior Design: Ashley Astleford Photography: Dan Piassick Builder: Barry Buford

Jessie Preza

Carved stone tile wall panel, modernist bombe wood vanity encased in travertine pilasters and slab look counter. Oversized French oak crown , base and wood floor inset.

Rachael Boling

locally sourced hand-painted talavera vessel sink sits on top of a natural stone surface and freestanding demilune table transformed as a vanity.

The powder room, shown here, exists just outside the kitchen. The vanity was built out of an old end table the homeowners already had. We remodeled it to accommodate the vessel sink.

Christine Farris

I PLAN, LLC