This grand Tudor estate was built in 1933 and sits on two acres of park-like gardens. Fulk and his clients set about updating it for a young family of five.
The study’s original paneling was hand-finished for an ebonized effect by Willem Racké studio. Mid-century furnishings, including the marble-topped rosewood desk and James Mont lacquered cabinet, are mixed with contemporary lighting from Coup d’Etat and Twentieth.
The entry’s main stair hall sets the stage with a bold geometric runner from Stark Carpet.
Overlooking the pool and the grounds beyond, the sunny breakfast room was outfitted with a new Roche Bobois dining table and chairs that feel decidedly vintage in this classic setting.
The formerly enclosed kitchen was brought into the fold with a custom gray finish on the cabinets and a custom hood by One Off Furniture.
The family room offers multiple deep seating options, including a tufted swivel chair from Coup d’Etat.
Her bathroom is a study in white with glittering glass accents.
Her study is anchored by a blue Billy Haines desk found at Dragonette Ltd.
The kids’ bedrooms presented a chance to insert playful accents like a feather chandelier, hanging bubble chair and pops of colorful stripes.
The custom bed in the master bedroom was designed to accentuate the inset panels in the vaulted ceiling, which are finished in a lustrous silvery gold.
The TV room was designed with an ingenious custom modular sectional that can be arranged to accommodate movie nights and sleepover parties.
The pool is surrounded by mature gardens set on two full acres that feel like a resort despite being just a short drive from San Francisco.
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