This in-demand designer nails that chicly thrown together Anglo-ethnic look that we are so fond of. Her new store carries both custom furnishings and revamped antiques.
The concept of this store is simple and self explanatory. Keep in mind that the store is open...sometimes.
This shop is filled with pristine contemporary castoffs. Expect Stella McCartney jackets, Mayle dresses, Chloé blouses, new Hermès bags, and Prada shoes from a few seasons ago.
It bursts with glamorous gold jewelry, silk dresses and sultry perfume bottles.
This sliver of a spot is particularly well-loved for sticking to current trends: it's all vintage inside, but nothing ever feels dated.
Styled after a Parisian boudoir, this over-the-top spot--complete with persian rugs and leopard-print ottomans--offers an exuberant selection of Christian Dior slips and sequined bed jackets.
This highly curated shop has a vintage jewelry selection of unusual finds, like art nouveau lockets and Victorian engagement rings.
One of the only boutiques you can score lunch, a Rag & Bone blazer, and an R. Wood plate in one very fun swoop.
The global mix at this sunny Cow Hollow/Marina boutique— colorful Thai tribal pouches, Italian ballet flats, a house line of made-in-Nepal knits—looks like the haul of a glam world traveler.
The colorful selection of initial pillows, forget-me-knot rings and Bourbon perfume oil means you never have to give another boring housewarming (or hostess, or just-because) gift again.
Crafted from recycled materials at a nearby factory, this local T-shirt line’s V-necks and slim polka-dot oxfords fit beautifully and are ridiculously soft.
Its famous boob-print tote is an epic SF souvenir, but this mostly artisan shop’s tamer picks—Maria Schoettler calendars, Echo Park ceramics, craft-making classes—are equally memorable.
