Niche Interiors Journal

Ray and Charles Eames are two of the most celebrated figures in the world of architecture and design. Together, they made a significant contribution to the field of California architecture and design, helping to shape the look and feel...

Art Market San Francisco, the Bay Area’s longest running art fair, returned to Fort Mason last week with 85 top galleries from around the world and a program of Public Projects curated by AMP’s Creative Director, Nato Thompson. We...

Niche’s Principal Designer, Jennifer, just returned from an inspiring trip to Mexico City last week! The city’s art and interior design scene is a reflection of its diverse history, blending modern and traditional elements to create unique and inspiring spaces. One...

FOG Fair is one of our favorite annual San Francisco design events, bringing together top contemporary art and design galleries from all over the world with curated booths of collectible furniture, lighting, sculpture and fine art. It was founded in...

Incorporating vintage furniture, lighting and accessories into your home is a great way to add character and layers to a space. Even just one vintage lamp or mirror can bring just the right amount of interest to a room!...

After leasing in Potrero Hill for over 7 years, we finally found a permanent home for our Interior Design Studio! Located in a converted molding factory in the South of Market neighborhood in San Francisco, the corner unit is...

With the holidays quickly approaching, now is the perfect time to think about ways to make your kitchen more sustainable. I’ll start with some small but meaningful ways to green your kitchen – focusing both on making healthier choices...

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Charlotte Perriand was a pioneering designer of the 20th century, who broke barriers and made significant contributions to modern design as a woman. Born in Paris in 1903, Perriand was a contemporary of many of the great modernist architects...

There are many elements to consider when designing a sustainable, non-toxic home, but I would argue that flame retardant chemicals are enemy number one. They migrate out of the foam in upholstered furniture and into dust over their lifespan...