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Jay Jeffers (standing), Suzanne Andrews, Gennifer Yoshimoto, Andy Reid, Chelsea Lund - Photography courtesy of Drew Altizer

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Jay Jeffers "Collected Cool" Launch at Coup d'etat

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Jay Jeffers, Jason Jackson, and Michael Purdy

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Billy Polson, Roma, Mike Clausen, and Michael Kuehl

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Michael Minson, Bob Sundstrom, Michael Miller, and Dan Bunker

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Michael Purdy, Shauna Harden, and Mike Harden

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Denise Lamott with Angella Sprauve

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Heidi Pettit with Mark Rhoades

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Rachel Blindauer with Tiffany Emerson

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Michael Purdy with Angelina Umansky

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Janelle Baldock, Gabrielle Marmolejo, Lisa Davey, and Candace Cavanaugh

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Sonya Molodetskaya, Natalia Urrutia, and Mark Rhoades

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Emillio Mesa, Bryan Devlin, Richard Anderson, and Ian Murray

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Jennifer Wade, Michael Purdy, and Courtney Finley

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Lauren Jennings, Heidi Pettit, Mark Rhoades, Greg Lynn, and Glenn Risso

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Jay Jeffers

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Jay Jeffers signs copies of his book Collected Cool

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Copies of Collected Cool

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Collected Cool

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Jay Jeffers Collected Cool Launch at Coup d'etat

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Jay Jeffers Collected Cool Launch at Coup d'etat

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On March 27th, Jay Jeffers celebrated the launch of Collected Cool, his first book with Alisa Carroll. Jeffers has gained notoriety on both coasts through his signature sophisticated-playful design aesthetic.

The celebratory event was hosted at noted design boutique Coup d'etat in San Francisco's design district. Guests mingled with an elated Jeffers, who spent the evening signing books and laughing with his guests.

Collected Cool features 18 Jeffers Design Group projects spanning the past decade, with sections dedicated to such distinguished design manifests as the eponymous Collected Cool, Bold Bespoke, Unabashed Glamour, and Casual Chic—all of which amount to an essential manifesto for interior designers and enthusiasts alike.

The night also marked the debut of Cavalier@Coup, a pop-up accessories shop within Coup D’Etat. The boutique is an offshoot of Jay Jeffers and Michael Purdy’s Cavalier design studio in the Tenderloin. 

Photography courtesy of Drew Altizer.