Spring welcomes the return of the 46th San Francisco Decorator Showcase, set to take place at a sophisticated and spacious residence located at 2935 Pacific Avenue in San Francisco’s prestigious Pacific Heights neighborhood. The region’s top interior and landscape designers will transform the home into an immersive, one-of-a-kind experience, open to the public from April 26 to May 26, 2025, with exclusive preview parties on Thursday, April 24, and Friday, April 25, 2025.
Built in 1902 by T. Paterson Ross and extensively renovated in 2009, this 9,400-square-foot home spans five levels. It features eight bedrooms, seven full bathrooms, three half-baths, an elevator, beautiful gardens, gracious living spaces, and more. The home’s spectacular rooftop terrace offers a fire pit, hot tub, separate living area, and stunning views of the San Francisco skyline and Bay.
The list of participating designers includes Heather Bernstein of HKB Interior Design; Ansley Majit of Lark + Palm; Dustin Moore of Strata Landscape Architecture; Kelly Hohla of Kelly Hohla Interiors, Fernando Castellanos of Castellanos Interiors; Geoffrey De Sousa of Geoffrey De Sousa Interior Design; John Anderson of JKA Design; Kathleen Navarra of Navarra Design Inc; Lauren Berry of Lauren Berry Interior Design; Sabah Mansoor of Sabah Mansoor Design; Katharine Webster of Katharine Webster Landscape Design; Katie Monkhouse of Katie Monkhouse Interior Design; Leslie Lamarre of TRG Architecture + Interior Design; Julie Rootes of Julie Rootes Interiors; Diane Rosenblum of Diane Rosenblum; Assel Teskey of Assel Teskey Interiors; Jon de la Cruz of de la Cruz Interior Design; Kendra Nash of Nash Design Group; Willem Racké of Willem Racké Studio.
The San Francisco Decorator Showcase is a fundraiser benefiting the San Francisco University High School Financial Aid Program. For tickets and additional information, please visit DecoratorShowcase.org and follow San Francisco Decorator Showcase on social media: #sfshowcase, @sfshowcase.
Since its inception, the Decorator Showcase has raised over $19 million for the San Francisco University High School Financial Aid Program, providing deserving students with valuable opportunities.
