Author: Reed Wright

41-year-old Bay Area furniture maker Florian Roeper

Florian Roeper Creates a World of Wood

pale blue/gray paint, installed brighter LED lighting and, innovatively, added an inexpensive grid of mirrors to the living room’s east wall. They reflect light and make the living areas seem larger, and in their reflections you can view, from many angles, the most important paintings hung salon-style on the opposite wall. To protect the art from direct and ricocheted sunlight, ultraviolet-light-resistant shades come down automatically around sunset.

The Art Collector’s House

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An Urban Cottage in Glen Park, San Francisco

A Mill Valley Home Filled with Light

A Creative California Home on Stinson Beach

Statues from the Pan-Pacific International Exposition Adorn a Lafayette Garden

The Works of Conceptual Photographer Catherine Wagner

Country Airs

Step by Step: Mosaic Art

Edible Bouquets

Light & Yoga

Home Away From Home

Aloft, in the Sky

Nature Lessons

Horse Sense

Molding Clé

Flower Power

The Tropics in California

Southern Belles

A Real Transformation

Playing to the Gallery

Architectural Alchemy

Outside In

Through The Looking Glass

A Beach House for the Ages

Dolce Vita in Napa Valley