Style + Design
We Wanna Be Friends With: Nina Tang of FAWN
Nina Tang has that enviable quality of being a badass entrepreneur with really, really good personal style. Her first boutique was the beloved Richmond Rox (now closed) which she opened at 26 while getting her masters from the Academy of Art College. She ran it solo - that means when exams came around she would write her schedule on a chalkboard outside letting customers know when she'd have to close up shop early.
Forget Small! Brand New Spacious Apartments For Lease in Lower Nob Hill
We’re all more than tired of paying a lot of rent for a little teeny area in a small corner (or basement) of San Francisco. But, a new apartment building near Nob Hill aims to change that.
13 Awesome Projects at the SF Local Design Market
Originally published on CaliforniaHomeDesign.com
In a festive round of mixing, scouting and shopping (such a job hazard in this line of business), I stopped by San Francisco's Zinc Details last week for the second annual SF Local Design Market.
Street Style Report: Star Chefs Show Us Their Off-Duty Looks
Last week, local chefs and industry insiders celebrated the StarChefs 2013 Rising Star Award winners with an exclusive dinner at Fifth Floor. We were curious to see the culinary trend-setters out of the kitchen and in their streetwear. It's no surprise that the men and women behind San Francisco's hippest restaurants have a great sense for fashion, too.
Open House Alert! The Perfect Family House in Cow Hollow
Originally published on CaliforniaHomeDesign.com
A two-unit building in Cow Hollow gets re-scripted as a big, luxurious and family-sized house. This spectacular renovation is worth a visit.
Seven Favorite Things: Men's Goods from Merch
Last week, we showed you our female favorites from the hip Lower Haight boutique. Now, here's one for the boys.
Look of the Week: Creative Camo for Dad
Army-inspired camouflage prints are back and better than ever as one of this summer's hottest menswear trends. The rugged print also happens to be one of our top picks for manly Father's Day fashion.
SF Couple Rolls the Dice on Duboce Triangle Digs
Originally published on CaliforniaHomeDesign.com
When Steve and Lois Chess moved to San Francisco’s Duboce Triangle from the Marina District, it was a strategic play.
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