Jerry Jacobs | A French house in San Francisco

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Decorate a penthouse is always an interesting project, much more if landscape can determine the work to be done inside, as this wonderful home in San Francisco projected by interior designer Jerry Jacobs, who adds vitality in each of the rooms in the house.

Stunning views over the Golden Gate and the best parks of the town, emphasizes the decoration of the apartment, where furnitures, art paintings and antiques give elegance and sophistication to it.

Jacobs gives a certain Parisian touch inside. His work improves and multiplies the rooms of the penthouse thanks to the use of furnitures and the color palette, like yellow and gold in upholstery and carpets, which provide a wonderful brightness in each of the rooms. Mirrors, not only used in bathrooms but also in furnitures such as the living room table or in the selection of essential pieces, help to enhance the sense of spaciousness.

The bed of the master bedroom should be adapted to the small space. The headboard is a creation by JD. The guest room opens to the study through with a pair of French doors, so both spaces live in the same area and the result is very warm and chic .

In short, a great selection of small details that give elegance to the penthouse and it which the works of artists as Susan Spies, Wurn Jan and Paul Woon undoubtedly contribute to provide it with a special magic.

Text by Irene Rincón

Photo Credits courtesy by Bernaldo Grijalva