The Dreamware Vases by Morin Choiniere

Becoming one of the collection of the Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, this contemporary vases called The Dreamware Vases is one of the masterpiece of the designer Morin Choiniere. The sculpture like Transparent and translucent designs vases that bring fun and modern feel to the place where it placed. If you are interesting to purchase this Dreamware Vases. It is Available at the Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco online gift store. via

Aura Cabinet by One & Co

Aura Cabinet is one of the masterpiece of furniture design of the San Francisco-based One & Co. This modern cabinet is designed for Council Design, An American manufacture that produced furniture such as seating, tables, storage, space, and outdoor furniture. This Aura Cabinet designed in a high-gloss lacquered interior, a wood veneered outer layer, and stands on sleek stainless steel legs that penetrate both layers. The dimension of this cabinet... 

The Skyscraper Vases by Paul Chung

Here are the brand new collection design of contemporary vases of the Hong Kong based designer Paul Chung called The Skyscraper Vases. This vases design are the exclusive collection of the Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco. It is called Skyscraper because the design is so unique and great just like the real skyscraper building. The Skyscraper Vases is functional vases made of plywood and lacquer with dimension 16″ to 18″ tall. via

The Hocker Stool designed by Herzog & de Meuron

The Hocker Stool is one of the contemporary seating furniture collection of Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco and it is designed by the architects and designers Herzog & de Meuron. The design is so beautiful and awesome, the combination beetwees seating furniture and architectural sculpture art. This Hocker Stool has dimensions 15.5″w x 16.5″h x 11.75″d and it represents a meeting of three different circular movements. this product’s... 

The Inspiring Interiors of Group 41

Bellow are some pictures of today’s inspiration interior from a creative team of architects and interior designers from Group 41, Based in San Francisco, California. via

A Remodel and Addition by John Lum Architecture

John Lum Architecture has completed one of his project design, redesigning, remodeling and giving the addition to the Resident in the Bernal Heights neighborhood of San Francisco which is typically Victorian and Edwardian homes, This architect did a contemporary remodel of the whole house and added a third floor. via

2008 Collection from Link Studios

A design firm based in San Francisco Link Studios had done such agreat job in revealing their collection of contemporary furniture collection in 2008 and got a lot of attention from furniture collector. Link Studios is a team of people that work together using their various skills that range from art to industrial and product design to engineering and construction to create a variety of furniture that are both visually appealing and functional. And... 

Interior Inspiration from Dowling Kimm Studios

Modern, beautiful and even great interior inspiration came from the designers and architects form the San Francisco based architecture and interior design firm Dowling Kimm, Julie Dowling and Lorissa Kimm. These architects present you with their absolutely stunning work that which are pictured in the photos bellow, check them out. via

The Choy Residence by Terry & Terry Architecture

The Terry & Terry Architecture has done redesigned and renovated a contemporary old school 1960?s Choy Residence house design which is located in San Francisco’s Noe Valley into a modern and great house with an open plan modern dwelling. This renovation aimed to reduced the subtraction of specific existing walls and roof so the circulation and the sunlight can come in. Not only the walls and the roof bot also the space at the rear of the house... 

The Margarido House – First LEED Platinum house

Contemporary modern house residence, The Oakland, California’s Margarido House is claimed as The Northern California’s first LEED Platinum house, and The San Francisco Chronicle has a good article about the house, as well as a photo gallery. via