SPACES July 2016 - Marin Magazine

On Clouds, Picnics, Leather & Lace

This month's Design Spot features great items to add to your home, as well as learning about architecture in San Francisco and Berkeley.

Editor's Welcome

Editor-in-Chief of Marin At Home, Zahid Sardar, shares what you'll find in this midyear issue, celebrating indoor/outdoor homes across the North Bay.

Bringing the Country to Marin

Inspired by a love of old-time villages and community, Jim Rosenfield reimagines and refines a local shopping mall.

Contributors

Here's who contributed to the midyear issue of Marin At Home.

An Insiders' Tell-All

Secrets beyond guidebooks and our editors’ best picks of restaurants, stores and hideouts.

Eames Wonderland

In West Marin, a legacy of design and ideas continues.

A-Game in Muir Beach

San Francisco architect Julie Dowling transforms a quirky 1960s ocean-side cottage into a modern lookout to live in year-round.

Following Charles Eames’ adage that “eventually everything connects — people, ideas, objects. The quality of the connections is the key to quality,” we celebrate some remarkable modern designs that feature imaginative juxtapositions of materials, poetic conjunctions and creative joinery.

On Pointe

Former ballerina Marika Sakellariou adds renovation and expansion of her modernist home in Corte Madera to her long list of accomplishments.

The First Great Portal to Marin

The Hyde Street Pier and Maritime National Historic Park offer a fascinating before-the-bridges look at an important time in Bay Area transportation history.