2024 The Observatory by de la Cruz Interior Design | Photo by: John Merkl
2024 Then and Now by Tucker & Marks Inc. | Photo: Tucker & Marks
2024 A Threshold of Welcome! by Tineke Triggs Interiors | Photo: Christopher Stark
2024 A Vaulted Jewel by Marsh and Clark Design | Photo: Paul Dyer
2024 Culinary Calm by Chantal Lamberto Interior Design | Photo: Paul Dyer
2024 Amy’s Sanctuary by Amy Weaver Design | Photo: Christopher Stark
2024 The Study By Jay Jeffers with Willem Racké | Photo: Christopher Stark
2024 Decorator Showcase-Closed May 27, 2024
Our deepest appreciation for the hundreds of people who supported a successful Showcase this year with their passion and dedication: designers, sponsors, donors, advertisers, and our amazing volunteer committee led by our resolute Showcase co-chairs Amanda Hoenigman and Jenni Zaidi. Also, a hearty thank-you to the thousands of Showcase visitors who toured the house in support of the University High School financial aid program.
The 46th annual Decorator Showcase will be open next spring. Check the website this fall for more information.
Thank You to Our 2024 Advertisers
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Meet our 2024 Designers
The 45th Annual San Francisco Decorator Showcase is delighted to announce the final selection of the 2024 designers who have transformed the mansion at 2898 Broadway on “Billionaire’s Row“ in Pacific Heights. Visit the designers’ websites by clicking on the firm name and see examples of their creativity and talent.
The History of the San Francisco Decorator Showcase
The story of the San Francisco Decorator Showcase began in 1977, when Nan Rosenblatt, a former San Francisco University High School parent and an accomplished interior designer, and Philip Fernandez, the first president of the school’s Parents Association, conceived the first Showcase to raise funds for University’s financial aid program. In its first year, the Showcase netted $26,000, and today this prestigious event raises over $600,000 annually.