State of Style
We spend our time obsessing over home design, trying to think about the big picture of a room or overall style of a home. But sometimes the devil’s in the details.
If I had to pick one thing in my apartment that could really use some pampering, well, I’d choose me. But if I had a second choice it would be one of my houseplants. Minus the succulents, which are as strong and hearty as little lumberjacks, the rest have gone to pot–literally.
It's really, finally, truly here! SoCal folks might be over the warm weather by this point in summer, but those of us in the city of San Francisco are all severely depleted in Vitamin D thanks to a thick layer of fog that hasn't moved from overhead since somewhere around the Fourth of July.
The coastline, as realtors like to point out, isn’t getting any bigger. That’s why building a house near the ocean often means making the most of a narrow lot.
A grown-up surf shack in Encinitas is the perfect undercover escape for this beach-bum-at-heart.
Fashion designer Tom Ford’s keen eye for style is on display in his recent directorial debut, A Single Man, set in 1962. Ford chose John Lautner’s Schaffer residence as the home of the film’s protagonist George Falconer (played by Colin Firth).
Tyler Florence serves up some sinfully delicious classics at his new SF restaurant ,Wayfare (buttermilk-brined fried chicken anyone?). He shares his recipe for deviled eggs with us. Hint: there's bacon involved.
The history of SF shines through at Wayfare Tavern, Tyler Florence's new downtown restaurant.
After 25 years at design showrooms in Los Angeles and San Francisco, designer Marcie Bronkar set up an eponymous retail shop in Larchmont Village.
The Spork boys head downtown with Thermidor to remind us why the '60s were so great.
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