Austin Klar profiles three Bay Area luxury designers: Nicole Hollis, known for dark moody interiors including a black Victorian in Pacific Heights featured in Architectural Digest; Lindsay Gerber, who does minimalist warm designs from her Presidio Heights office; and Annie Lowengart, a Marin-based designer who restores historic Ross cottages and builds modern mansions.
The Bay Area is not only home to incredible historic architecture, but it's also home to some amazing interior designers, and here are 3 of my favorites. First up is Nicole Hollis. Her firm specializes in luxury hospitality and high-end residential interiors, and she's known for creating really dark, moody interior spaces. Her famously painted black Victorian in San Francisco's Pacific Heights neighborhood was featured in Architectural Digest, along with many of her other clients' homes in the area. Next up is Lindsay Gerber. Her design firm has an office on Sacramento Street in San Francisco's Presidio Heights neighborhood, and she brings minimalist warm vibes to exclusive private homes and public spaces all over the Bay Area. Last but not least is Annie Lowengart. Her full-service luxury firm based in Marin County has worked on some exquisite historic Ross cottages as well as modern mansions like the Worcester House in Pacific Heights. Let me know your favorite in the comments. [FOREIGN LANGUAGE]
