Grand windowless ballroom with sleek black walls contrasted with natural stone and patterned tile work. Surreal columns made of hanging charcoal shards and a custom light pendant create a focal point in the center of the room.

2019 SAN FRANCISCO DECORATOR SHOWCASE HOUSE

Built in 1904, Le Petit Trianon is an 18,000 square-foot mansion located at 3800 Washington Street in San Francisco - a close replica of the small chateau that Louis XV built for his mistress Madame de Pompadour on the grounds of the Palace of Versailles. This year, it was transformed into San Francisco’s prominent “Decorator Showcase House”, where 36 of the top interior and landscape designers on the West Coast descended on the home, paying homage to its history while also creating lavish modern takes on the space. Larkspur’s team of skilled carpenters transformed 11 of those rooms into true works of art.

A grand foyer with a classically modern design, herringbone wooden floor, back panel and an oversized chandelier

“Classically Modern ”

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A living room designed in a neutral palette with chevron floorboards, a large stone fireplace and sitting area.

“L'Appartement”

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A stunning “woman cave” with soft luxury textiles in blue and grey tones and patterned wallpaper. A custom-built bar and shelves sit in the left corner.

“WO-man Cave”

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Grand living room with warm white architectural walls, tall windows and a purple sitting area.

“The Grand Living Room”

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“The Rooftop Rendezvous”

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A beautifully crafted kitchen pantry with custom glass cabinets, drawers and a stainless steel island.

“The Main Kitchen”

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A petite boxing bag hangs in front of a mirror with a ballet bar and hand painted wallpaper.

“Gym + Relaxation Room”

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“The Breakfast Room”

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Grand windowless ballroom with sleek black walls contrasted with natural stone and patterned tile work. Surreal columns made of hanging charcoal shards and a custom light pendant create a focal point in the center of the room.

“The Modern Ballroom”

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