1920s San Francisco Home By Elsie de Wolfe
A 1924-built home in San Francisco’s historic Pacific Heights neighborhood has come on the market with interior design by was Elsie de Wolfe. Elsie was the most sought-after interior designer of her time, the mother of modern American interiors, replacing dark ornate Victorian decor with lighter, simpler styles and uncluttered layouts. She called herself a “rebel in an ugly world” and had clients such as the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. The home is listed with Max Armour from Compass.
The post 1920s San Francisco Home By Elsie de Wolfe appeared first on Top Ten Real Estate Deals - Condos for Sale.
Categories
Recent Posts
Make outdoor space easy for buyers to love
May inflation jumped, but economists say the details offer buyers a steadier picture
Realtors press housing priorities in D.C.
Mortgage rates climb toward 2026 highs as inflation pressure persists
The retention strategy most brokers overlook
Stabilizing home prices giving buyers a clearer path to purchase
Affluent women shape high-end homebuying
Florida, others Sun Belt markets adjust after pandemic demand
Mortgage fears shape buyer decisions
Mortgage shopping can lower buyer costs
