Even thought the San Francisco Decorator Showcase 2015 closed the doors this past weekend, I still have a few rooms I’d like to share with you. One is “His Office” created by Brittany Haines of Authenticity B. Designs. The design was inspired by the literature, art and design resulting from destruction. “We kept coming across this concept over and over again – my team couldn’t escape it. So we designed a room around it. The centerpiece of the room is a desk constructed from material called shou sugi ban, created by an ancient Japanese technique of charring cedar planks.” says Haines. Placed opposite the desk is a painting by Ian Kimmerly which was inspired by the crackly, damaged videotapes. Even the smallest details like a wooden tray has a rawness about them. Even with the “destructive” elements, the room is approachable, flooded with natural light and brilliantly layered.
happy decorating,
cristin
And just in case you’ve missed it:
San Francisco Decorator Showcase :: Sneak Peek
San Francisco Decorator Showcase :: Dining Room
San Francisco Decorator Showcase :: Kitchen and Family Room
San Francisco Decorator Showcase :: Powder Room
San Francisco Decorator Showcase :: Living Room
San Francisco Decorator Showcase :: Laundry Room
San Francisco Decorator Showcase :: Girls Bathroom
*photo credit Bess Friday