THE BROOKVALE

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

 

Art balances the flow, function and harmony of a space.

The Brookvale in San Francisco, CA is a 1600 square-foot home that contains a living room and kitchen, two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a balcony deck. It is an interior renovation project featuring an open floor plan. The use of varying materials, colors, and textures creates a rich interior palette that enhances the Fengshui of the residence. Each area is carefully studied to bring the ideals of function, flow, and harmony into the visions of architectural ideation.

This project was completed at Enspace in San Francisco, where I served as Principal & Design Director, leading the project from concept to completion.

 
 
 
 
 

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Residential · Interiors

The Brookvale

San Francisco, California

Interior area
1,600 SF
Role
Principal & Design Director
Practice
Enspace

Project overview

The Brookvale is an interior renovation of a 1,600-square-foot San Francisco home. An open living and kitchen area connects with two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a balcony deck. The design combines space planning with a palette of materials, colors, and textures to support the flow and harmony of the residence.

The Brookvale residential interior

Role & contribution

As Principal & Design Director at Enspace, I led the project from concept through completion and served as the primary client contact. I directed design development, material and fixture selection, consultant coordination, and construction administration.

Design & project details

The interior renovation organizes living spaces around an open plan. Varying materials, colors, and textures shape the interior palette, with attention to function, circulation, and the relationship between individual spaces.

Project: Enspace | Image source: project materials