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Pacific Heights House Tour

There's No Place Like (This) Home

October 30, 2012 by Emily Bibb

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Step inside this San Francisco home, and you'll soon feel as if you've traveled the world. Located in San Francisco's Pacific Heights neighborhood, this four-story 1920s mansion has unobstructed views of the entire city, with an impressive interior to match. Among the original architecture, worldly accents, bright colors, and contemporary art fill each room. Although the entire house has a universal flow, each room is wildly unique. If $23 million isn't quite in your budget, take our house tour and get inspired for your own space!

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The foyer creates a grand entrance with tall coffered ceilings, marble flooring, and gold glazed walls. The mixture of contemporary and classic pieces gives guests a glimpse of what they are to expect throughout the rest of the house.
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The formal living room uses unexpected colors and pieces to create a one-of-a-kind space. Terracotta-colored ceilings against mint-green walls define the space. Pops of bright fabric throughout the room soften the Gothic accents.
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Including a small table and chairs helps break up the grand scale of the formal living room.
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In various shades of blue and green, textured walls and floor-to-ceiling curtains warm up the dining room. Bright kelly-green chairs are a good contrast to the large wood table.
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The dining room table is framed by the large arched windows. The minimalistic chandelier makes a sculptural statement without creating a divide in the room.
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The kitchen's industrial stove feels homey against the arched brick hearth and the whimsical, tiled clock.
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With beam ceilings, wood floods, and a brick hearth, the kitchen's style is country chic. The small dining nook is defined by a gray accent wall, contrasting the white walls.
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The office space in the family room is perfectly symmetrical — from the curtains to the matching table lamps.
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This small space has floral curtains that can be closed to create a private reading nook.
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Gray and metallic walls and accent pieces create a master bath that is just as glamorous as the rest of the house.
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Leaf wallpaper and tiles soften the contemporary sink while keeping with the style of the rest of the space.
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Marble subway tiles and muted walls make this bathroom simple yet chic.
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In the library, muted green details soften the wood-paneled walls and large stone fireplace.
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The guest room is filled with bright colors and accessories that create an updated 1970s vibe. Three distinct spaces — sleeping, working, and sitting — make the room multifunctional for guests.
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The focal point of the master suite is the rope-suspended floating bed. Natural colors in brown and gold hues allow the space to feel inviting and warm.
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Contrary to the bright colors found throughout the rest of the house, this ivory room is soft and feminine.
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Foreign appeal fills the lounge with worldly furniture and bold photography.
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