Mention San Francisco and you might stir up images of steep streets lined with colorful and historic Victorian...

Two San Francisco art and travel addicts overhauled a loft—and customized a pair of shipping containers—to accommodate their...

In a San Francisco kitchen, a sleek series of custom cabinets camouflages an armada of professional features.

If you've ever embarked on a renovation in California, you know how challenging the historic preservation laws can be.

In San Francisco’s Alamo Square, Jensen Architects turns to the past to boldly reinterpret a storied historic home.

A new master suite at the Teaberry Residence by Cary Bernstein Architect realizes the full potential of a site in Tiburon,...

In an unusual collaboration among birds, wind, and one of San Francisco’s leading landscape architects, a California designer has...

The landmark structure—bundled with two adjacent buildings—is on the market for an estimated $600 million.

Designpad Architecture renovates a Noe Valley residence for a growing family to help them feel more connected to each other and...

While this 1907 home might look similar to its Victorian neighbors, just wait until you see inside.

High ceilings, hardwood floors, and endless bay windows make this Pacific Heights home an airy sanctuary.

When Im and David Schafer moved in together they faced the challenge of combining the contents of David’s 880-square-foot loft...

Joseph Eichler developed more than 11,000 homes in California from 1949 to 1966, and though tons are still standing today, many...

A local couple turn the industrial space into a refined residence, recording studio, and gallery.

The Victorian that’s graced countless postcards needs a new owner to restore the interior.

This lively live/work studio in San Francisco's Dogpatch is a constant work-in-progress that mirrors its inhabitants' creative...

A software engineer outfits his tiny apartment with flexible design ideas.

Teaming up with architect Craig Steely, an industrial designer and a mechanical engineer find just the right design for a...

Making the most of vertical space unleashes the potential of a petite San Francisco project.

Walls of glass, a full-length skylight, and a floating staircase keep this MAK Studio–designed house feeling sunny and airy.

Honing in on the meditative surfing vibes of the ocean, what was once an old horse barn is transformed into a seaside haven,...

Located in the city's iconic Sea Cliff neighborhood, a historic abode is treated to a stunning renovation.

The homeowners tackled much of the work themselves to refashion a dated home into the ultimate, 700-square-foot city loft.

Built in 1962, this superb Eichler one-story in San Francisco's Diamond Heights neighborhood prioritizes indoor/outdoor living.

The 7,000-square-foot Grand Penthouse sits at the top floor of the same building that houses Facebook’s and Instagram’s offices.

Returning to the Presidio after two decades in New York, an auteur couple and their young daughters work with Geremia Design to...

A secret reading niche, ample shelving, and even a feeding station for the family dog are integrated into this “Megacabinet” that...

Built by local architect Jim Jennings, the renovated home features pitched ceilings, board-and-batten walls, and a sparkling...

Gone is the red door—but you'll still recognize this home's famous facade from the opening credits of the ’90s hit series.

Offered at $40,500,000, the residence spans an entire city block at the base of the famous Lombard Street.

With sumptuous Douglas fir–clad interiors, an extensive back garden by Thomas Church, and an espionage-tinged backstory, this...

These renovated homes in the San Francisco Bay Area stay true to their midcentury roots while reaping the benefits of...

In the bustling Mission District, Windy Chien’s Victorian home bursts with creative energy.

Neutra’s 1937 wood-sheathed home formally known as Darling House hits the market for the first time in San Francisco.

The 50-square-foot subterranean sleeping pods are expected to rent for $1,000 to $1,375 a month.

Jaime Derringer, founder and executive editor of Design Milk, leads a panel on Danish design and California modernism.