The View That Won’t Quit

Large windows drive many of the choices made in decorating this bedroom.

By Ken Gutmaker

This bedroom’s wall of windows is the defining feature of the room. Everything else falls away when you stop and take in the view of the Palace of Fine Arts, a building Bernard Maybeck designed for the 1915 Panama-Pacific exposition, as well as the Golden Gate Bridge. Many of the choices made in this room lead back to the view, from the orientation of the bed to the minimal furnishing.

Click to see the kitchen or living room of this home.

Architect – https://www.matthollis.com

Interiors – http://www.juliagoodwindesign.com

Photographer – http://www.kengutmaker.com

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TammyJBolding | Jul 25, 2018 11:39pm | #1
I really appreciate your blog. Keep it up!!

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