. . . a frame that shapes our day,
a backdrop for holding our
experiences and memories.
Scone Madame?, Slim Aarons, 1960.
Beyond architectural rigor, each of us knows when a house is a home and when it is not.
We all possess an intuitive understanding of “home” and come alive when it is activated inside of us.
A good home is made by individuals who thrive inside not just reside.
Tour: Pacific Promontory.
Victor Moscoso: Pioneer of psychedelic rock posters, San Francisco, 1960s.
We believe in homes that will continue as legacies, unique expressions of our clients that will last generations.
Josef Hoffmann wood profile.
Episode 1: Reviving Spanish Revival, Piedmont, California
Piedmont’s historic homes are more than artifacts of a particular era—they are generous, enduring places that invite families to layer their own histories into them.
all stories
The word Rococo stems from rocaille (rock-work) and coquillage (shell-work).