Christine Lin 4/9/24 Christine Lin 4/9/24

Noe Valley Edwardian

A family with two young children required help in updating their classic San Francisco Edwardian to fit their lifestyle while honoring its character. A primary focus was on sustainability - refurbishing great pieces that the client already owned and introducing timeless vintage furnishings and materials that patina well with age. The kitchen and bathrooms were remodeled and the living spaces were reconfigured for increased functionality and liveability.

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NOE VALLEY EDWARDIAN

SCOPE / Interior Renovation & Furnishings, Project Management, Construction Administration, & Exterior Paint

AS SEEN IN / 1stDibs

Christine Lin 2/2/24 Christine Lin 2/2/24

Dolores Heights Modern

A family with two young children found their dream home location in Dolores Heights. While it was renovated not too long ago, additional work was needed on the interiors to improve its functionality for their needs as well as have the design feel like home for them. We updated finishes and lighting, created new millwork moments for functional storage and rethought the space planning of the main floor.

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DOLORES HEIGHTS MODERN

A family with two young children found their dream home in Dolores Heights. While it was renovated not too long ago, it required additional work on the interiors to improve functionality and have the design “feel like them”. We updated finishes and lighting, created new millwork moments for storage and rethought the space planning of the main floor to accommodate their needs as a family.

SCOPE / Interior Renovation & Furnishings, Project Management, Construction Administration

Christine Lin 6/17/22 Christine Lin 6/17/22

Atherton Estate

An eclectic Atherton Estate designed by Form + Field, a San Francisco-based interior design firm.

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Living room with tan furniture, black piano, and a yellow wall tapestry

ATHERTON ESTATE

A multi-generational family needed a refresh for their holiday home in Atherton, California. Last updated almost 30 years ago, the historic Tudor was renovated and furnished throughout to create a welcoming home for the owner’s adult children and young grandchildren.

Respecting the architecture and the varying style preferences of the extended family, we blended traditional and modern styles seamlessly throughout the home. Spaces were reconfigured to reflect the needs of the younger generations - turning the home theater into a guest room, the formal living room into the media room, and the sunroom into the play room.

SCOPE / Interior Renovation, Interior Decoration, Project Management

AS SEEN IN / California Homes, Charish

Entryway door with view to the foyer — right

Vase with cherry blossom branches and ceramics on a table — left

Living room with neutral sectional, yellow and olive green furniture, floor to ceiling drapery

Yellow armchair and footrest in a white room with a marble and brass side table — both

Living room with neutral sectional sofa, maroon and yellow pillows, yellow wall tapestry, and plants — left

Modern family room white furniture chartreuse armchairs marble fireplace

Modern marble fireplace with flames, burnt orange velvet armchair, Chinese vases — right

Kids playroom with color furniture and wooden toys — right

Kids playroom with colorful wooden toys on a table — left

Work desk in the playroom with framed photos, books, and ceramics on a shelf — both

Detail shot of the work desk with framed photos and books — left

Kitchen with bluish gray and white cabinets

Breakfast room table with green chairs and large glass vase with branches and leaves — both

White hallways with ornate white wooden staircase — right

Detailed shot of white hallways with red art piece — left

Christine Lin 5/21/22 Christine Lin 5/21/22

Los Altos Hills Tudor

An elegant Los Altos Hills Tudor designed by Form + Field, a San Francisco-based interior design firm.

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Minimal and modern living room with light brown sofa, wooden coffee table with round edges, and blue flowers in a white vase

LOS ALTOS HILLS TUDOR

A couple based in Asia tasked us with creating a comfortable family home to host 3 generations and guests. Stylistically, we merged differing preferences for modern vs. traditional furnishings, and struck a subtle balance between the two. Color was injected playfully throughout the home while family heirlooms were juxtaposed with contemporary designs.

SCOPE / Interior Renovation, Interior Decoration, Project Management

AS SEEN IN / Gentry, Rue

Foyer with light wood and white staircase — left

Living room red artwork on the wall, light gray and blue furniture, and a floral rug — left

Library with blue walls, yellow-green sofa and armchairs, and stone fireplace

Bathroom with white marble countertop, white tiles, brass hardware, and wooden arched mirrors — right

White kitchen with light blue-green cabinetry, marble island countertop and backsplash, wither bread and herbs on the counter

Kitchenette booth with a wooden oval table, yellow and blue pillows

Breakfast room with brown chairs, wooden table, and stone fireplace, candles and black and white artwork on the mantle — right

Breakfast nook with boucle armchairs, wooden side table with magazine rack and thin lamp and mug on top — right

Powder room gray walls with metallic painted accents, marble countertop, white toilet — left

Living room with gray L-sectional sofa, wooden coffee table with rounded edges, and painted artwork on the wall — both

Master bedroom with gray bed, wooden side tables, and black and white artwork above the bed — left

Master bedroom view of window, gray armchairs and side table — right

Master bedroom wooden desk, with office chair, gray daybed with maroon blanket

Master bathroom with white standing tub and shower enclosed in glass wet room

Seated desk area with mounted wooden countertop with organic shape — right

Guest ensuite with marble countertop, wooden cabinetry, and long tubular sconces — left

Kids bunk room with ladder, three beds, gray sofa with coffee table

Bunk room seating area with gray sofa, dark marble coffee table, and artwork with organic shapes in navy, red, and neutral tones — right

Bunk room bathroom with wooden cabinetry, marble countertop, blue tiles and two mirrors — left

Bedroom with olive green headboard, wooden side tables, and taped artwork of Stephen Curry and artwork with the silhouette of California — right

Entryway of guest bathroom with green tiles, wooden cabinetry, and plant in an amber glass — left

Laundry room with light blue cabinetry and door, white glossy countertop, and red robe hanging on clothing hook — both

Christine Lin 5/2/22 Christine Lin 5/2/22

Cow Hollow Eclectic

After becoming empty nesters, a creative couple were ready to update their 120 year old shingle style flat located in San Francisco's Cow Hollow neighborhood. A kitchen and bathroom were made modern and functional with aging in place top of mind. New furnishings blended in with family heirlooms and artworks collected from friends and family over the years.

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COW HOLLOW ECLECTIC

SCOPE / Interior Renovation & Furnishings, Project Management, Construction Administration

AS SEEN IN / Architectural Digest Clever

Christine Lin 4/22/22 Christine Lin 4/22/22

Donner Lake Cabin

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DONNER LAKE CABIN

A couple based in San Francisco wanted to invest in their beloved Tahoe cabin so that they could enjoy it for years to come. The goal was to strike a balance between keeping the character of the house and leaning into a modern style. We took inspiration from Scandinavian and Japanese design and mixed in a nostalgic 70s summer camp vibe with the color and material palette. The house needed to sleep more people so we added a bedroom suite, a bunk room, and a bathroom, in addition to creating a new mudroom for ski and snow gear.

SCOPE / Interior Renovation, Interior Furnishings, Project Management

COLLABORATORS / JK Architecture Engineering, Mt. Lincoln Construction

AS SEEN IN / Dwell

Donner Lake Cabin Exterior Entry — right

Donner Lake Cabin Primary Bedroom — right

Donner Lake Cabin Primary Bedroom Nook — left

Donner Lake Cabin Primary Bathroom Vanity — right

Donner Lake Cabin Primary Bathroom Shower — left

Christine Lin 4/20/22 Christine Lin 4/20/22

Oakland Contemporary

A contemporary home in Oakland designed by Form + Field, a San Francisco-based interior design firm.

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OAKLAND CONTEMPORARY

Our client, the cofounder of San-Francisco-based fashion brand Cuyana, purchased this Oakland property with sweeping views of the San Francisco Bay. Originally a builder flip, we reworked spaces throughout to better accommodate the needs of the family and infuse personal character.

Selective color, varied textures, and warm materials create a home that reflects the personality of the family and what makes them feel most at ease.

SCOPE / Interior Renovation, Interior Decoration, Project Management, Styling

AS SEEN IN / Rue

Modern kitchen with light blue and white walls, light wooden stools, dark blue island with vase and flowers, stainless steel appliances

Dining area with wooden table, chairs, and bench with blue upholstery, minimal brass light pendant above table — right

Kitchen island with dark countertop, built in sink and range, with long black light pendants above — left

Wooden table with wooden chairs, tableware, with view of the backyard through and open side door — both

Living room with blue L-sectional sofa, circular coffee table with red flowers in a vase and stacks of books, light blue walls

Powder room wink with white sink, oval mirror, and circular sconces, small brass statue of Ganesha on the sink — left

Music room with electric drum set, round coffee table, and large sitting pillows on the floor — both

Office nook with gray and wooden arm chair — left

Bedroom with dark green walls, painted artwork of mountains, inset shelf with white ceramics, and bed with purple bedding and pillows

Detail shot of bedroom with hanging brass and white light, white side table, and purple bedding — right

Bedroom detail shot with dark green walls, wooden headboard, wooden side table with a small black lamp, and vase with yellow roses — left

Media room with dark blue sectional sofa, light blue=green throw pillows, and organic shape coffee table with a vase of yellow flowers — both

Outdoor dining area with white table and chairs, hanging lights, surrounded by trees and plants — left

Christine Lin 4/20/22 Christine Lin 4/20/22

San Francisco Eichler

This redux project took our clients’ kitchen and breakfast nook back to their 1960s Eichler roots, designed by Form + Field, a San Francisco-based interior design firm.

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Modern mid-century kitchen with medium wood cabinetry, yellow and white wooden door panels, wire rack shelving with stacked dinnerware, stainless steel appliances

SAN FRANCISCO EICHLER

This redux project took our clients’ kitchen and breakfast nook back to their 1960s Eichler roots. As art and design aficionados in life and work, and avid cooks at home, we designed a highly functional, yet artful, kitchen with a contemporary take on mid-century design. Beloved pieces including a Paul McCobb cabinet, Frank Gehry chairs, and artwork collected from friends were integrated into the design to create a space full of personality and character.

SCOPE / Interior Renovation, Interior Decoration, Project Management

Clients Charles (standing) and Kitty (seated in a wooden chair) in living room — both

Modern mid-century kitchen with medium wood cabinetry, yellow and white wooden door panels, plate of brown pears on the counter, and view of the hallway — right

Breakfast nook with white pedestal table, custom wooden chairs, with a window view of a large tree — left

Custom wire rack shelving with decorative ceramics — both

Custom wire rack shelving with decorative ceramics, bar area with selection of spirits, small black planter with thin cactus — right

Detail shot of custom wooden chair — left

Detail shot of countertop with brown pear laying on its side next to coffee moka pot — left

Clients Kitty and Charles walking in an exterior walkway of their apartment complex

Christine Lin 4/20/22 Christine Lin 4/20/22

NOPA Jewel Box

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Monochromatic deep blue-green kitchenette with gray stone, dark wood finishes, and black appliances. A floating wooden peg dish rack is built-into the wall surrounded by vertical blue tiles.

NOPA JEWEL BOX

Every now and then, we take on a smaller project with clients who are super fans of Form + Field, entrusting our team to exercise their creativity and produce a design that pushed their boundaries, which ultimately led to a space they love. With an affinity for entertaining, they desired to create a welcoming atmosphere for guests. Although a wall dividing the entryway and kitchen posed initial spatial constraints, we opened the area to create a seamless flow; maximizing the space and functionality of their jewel box kitchen. To marry the couple's favorite colors (blue and green), we designed custom wood cabinetry finished in a deep muted pine green with blue undertones to frame the kitchen; beautifully complementing the custom walnut wooden fixtures found throughout the intimate space.

SCOPE / Interior Renovation, Interior Decoration, Project Management

Floating wooden console and coat rack in the entryway with a mirror showing a reflection of the blue kitchenette. — left

View of the L-shaped countertop with dark blue millwork, gray stone countertop, built-in stainless steel sink. A wooden hanging frame holds polaroid photos and a small candle. — both

Detail shot of custom dark wood and deep blue millwork with glasses and small plates stacked.

Detail shot of kitchen range surrounded by deep blue cabinetry, blue vertical tiled backsplash, blue floor tiles — right

A woman with her hand on the custom refrigerator door wooden handle peaking into the fridge. Only her hand, shoulder, and torso and legs are visible — left

Detail shot of floating magnetic knife holder against the blue backsplash, two wooden spoons are on top of the gray stone countertop, a narrow window is to the left — right

Detail shot of blue tiles and floating wooden peg dish rack with a tillandsia plant and two blue teacups resting on top — left

Christine Lin 4/20/22 Christine Lin 4/20/22

Sweet July

Ayesha Curry’s Sweet July, a retail and cafe space in Oakland designed by Form + Field, a San Francisco-based interior design firm.

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Modern, bright kitchen with kitchen island at the center. Island is finished in a warm salmon paint and white marble. Floating shelves in the background with coffee brewing tools showcased.

SWEET JULY

Situated in uptown Oakland, Ayesha Curry’s Sweet July is a lifestyle and home goods store, cafe, and event space. The complex programming required the large open space to be divided into zones and the overall space was unified through the use of grand gestures and warm materials. Enlisting the talents of a host of local makers and artists, we designed custom furnishings and fixtures that bring the Sweet July brand uniquely to life.

SCOPE / Interior Renovation, Interior Decoration, Project Management

AS SEEN IN / A rchitectural Digest

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Lounge area with an organic-shaped sofa in gray and throw blanket draped over. Wooden peg wall in the background with a wooden ladder affixed to the wall. Illustrative portraits of inspirational Black women are hung on the peg wall. — left

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Store dining area displayed with long, rectangular wooden table and chairs. Stacks of books and tableware on top. Conical, pleated light pendants hang from the ceiling. Large house plants throughout. — right

Detail shot of dining table setting with yellow linen placemat, back table ware and utensils, and a "Sweet July" magazine with Ayesha Curry on the cover. — left

Store retail area with custom, wooden fixtures displaying scarves and jewelry. Large conical, pleated light pendants hanging from the ceiling. — right

Detail shot of curved wooden S-bench with wooden slats. Products of Black-owned businesses are displayed on top of the bench. — both

Products displayed on large, white cylinder pedestals. Wooden display shelf in the background with bedding items displayed. Large, floor to ceiling mural of vitae lignum flowers painted on the wall in white and beige. — right

Modern bathroom with white marble countertop and wooden compartments. Deep pink, salmon-shade tiled walls with minimal light pendants hanging from the ceiling. — both

Detail shot of bathroom marble countertop with warm-colored votives and a small potted plant on top of the marble counter. Pink wall tiles in the background. — left

Christine Lin 4/20/22 Christine Lin 4/20/22

Lacquerbar Berkeley

A modern San Francisco Bay Area salon with interiors designed by Form + Field, a San Francisco-based interior design firm.

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Nail salon stations side by side with leather chairs, leaf-print pillows, and neon signs

LACQUERBAR BERKELEY

The founder of Lacquerbar created bold branding for her new nail salon concept that promises great nails, great drinks, and unabashedly feminist values. We took that strong brand identity and turned it into a unique experience on Berkeley's 4th Street corridor. Monochromatic themes of pink and purple with light wood finishes and raw concrete came together for a fresh, millennial-friendly, yet sophisticated vibe. An oversized gallery wall of female icons and role models completes the space's fun, girl-power attitude.

SCOPE / Interior Renovation, Interior Decorating, Project Management, Styling, Custom Furniture

AS SEEN IN / Hospitality Design, Domino

Purple neon sign with outlined letters reading "Lacquerbar" on a white wall. Row of manicure stations with brown leather chairs on the left of the image. — right

Detail shot of manicure station with brown leather armchair, a monstera leaf printed pillow, and white stool in the foreground. Black and white photo portraits in white frames displayed on the wall in the background. — left

View of the seating area and bar area. Pink tufted chairs line the wall. Wooden bar counter top with white stools and wine bottles, wine glasses, and potted plants on top of the counter.

Detail shot of the bar area with yellow neon signs including a neon peeled banana. Wine bottles and potted plant are on top of the bar counter. — right

Detail shot of the bar area with a potted plant on the counter with an opened book, exposing pages. White, backless stools placed next to the wooden bar. — left

Waiting area with pink tufted sofa and sectionals, a pink rug on top of the gray concrete floor. An oval, rainbow-colored iridescent coffee table with a wine glass in the center.

Detail shot of seating area. Tufted pink sectional seats with a marble and black side table between the chairs. — left

POS area with wooden counter top and glass display with rows of colorful nail polish bottles inside. Coat rack with hanging sweaters in the background. Pink neon sign reading "Slay Area" on the wall painted pink and white with triangular shapes.

Detail shot of white shelving agains white and pink wall. Sign on top shelf reads "Polish is bae". Propagated plant in a glass vase with a symmetrical display of nail polish bottles and image signage. — right

Christine Lin 4/20/22 Christine Lin 4/20/22

Saverglass

Saverglass’ Northern California headquarters mixing heritage French and artisan California, designed by Form + Field, a San Francisco-based interior design firm.

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Wall display of floating square and rectangular shelves with bottles of liquor and spirits displayed inside. Standing wooden pedestals with empty bottles displayed on top.

SAVERGLASS

Based in France, Saverglass — a worldwide leader and specialist for luxury and high-end bottles — enlisted the help of our team to design their Northern California headquarters that could properly display their exquisite glasswork and warmly welcome Napa and Sonoma clients. Mixing heritage French and artisan California designed furnishings created a fresh take on wine country style.

We designed a combined showroom and meeting room, featuring custom pedestals and wall shelving to display a curated selection of bottles and artifacts of the glass bottle production process. Adjacent to the main lobby is a casual meeting area adorned with a gallery wall of framed, original hand drawings of bottle designs; honoring the process and history of our clients.

SCOPE / Interior Renovation, Interior Decoration, Project Management

Long, rectangular wooden pedestals with bottles displayed on top in the background. Wooden square and rectangular floating shelves on the wall with bottles displayed inside. Large, oblong planter with branches on-top of a wooden table. — left

Lounge area with navy blue armchairs, a wooden pedestal side table in the center of the chairs. Large monstera plant peeking from the left of the image. Photos of production processes displayed on wall in natural wood frames. — right

Conference room with a long, rectangular wooden table with rounded edges. Blue armchairs with a wooden legs line the table. Table is sandwiched between display of wine and spirit bottles displayed on floating shelves and wooden pedestals.

Waiting area with three maroon armchairs placed around a wooden coffee table. Small potted plant on top of the coffee table. Framed sketches displayed on the wall. — right

Detail shot of waiting area. A single maroon armchair behind a wooden coffee table with a potted plant on top. Black framed sketches displayed on the wall. — left

Kitchen area with navy blue island with white countertop. Navy blue cabinetry with small stainless steel appliances. Floating wooden shelves on the back wall with white tableware displayed. White light pendants above the kitchen island.

Detail shot of dining area with peach, pink painted walls. Bench and table with sage green legs and a white tops. A round, wooden bowl with peg legs on top of the table. Light blue rounded chair to the left of the table. — right