Kendall Wilkinson Design

Kendall Wilkinson Design The artful translation of luxury interiors. We have offices in San Francisco & Los Angeles. www.kendallwilkinson.com

Kendall Wilkinson Design is a full-service interior design studio with 30+ years of experience in residential, commercial, and hospitality spaces.

The palette in this bedroom stays calm, but the room still feels layered with an understated HOLLY HUNT Design wallcover...
09/02/2026

The palette in this bedroom stays calm, but the room still feels layered with an understated HOLLY HUNT Design wallcovering, soft STARK⁠ underfoot, and handblown glass SkLO⁠ pendants. Each detail adds depth without making the space feel busy- exactly the kind of restraint that lets a room feel restful. ✨ ⁠
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Photography by Paul Dyer⁠
Architecture by Mark Thomas Architects⁠
Built by Black Mountain Construction⁠
As featured in Modern Luxury / Modern Luxury Interiors⁠ ⁠
Story by Michael McCarthy⁠
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In this living room, curved sofas were custom fabricated with a slightly higher seat height and adjusted firmness, makin...
08/31/2026

In this living room, curved sofas were custom fabricated with a slightly higher seat height and adjusted firmness, making the room easier to move through and easier to enjoy. Rounded silhouettes, generous clearances, and lightweight tables keep the space open and comfortable, while the quiet palette lets the Bay views and the homeowners’ art collection take the lead. ⁠
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Photography by Paul Dyer⁠
Architecture by Mark Thomas Architects⁠
Built by Black Mountain Construction⁠
As featured in Modern Luxury / Modern Luxury Interiors⁠ ⁠
Story by Michael McCarthy⁠
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In this home office, the built-ins bring warmth, storage, and a wallcovered backdrop for books and collected objects, wh...
08/28/2026

In this home office, the built-ins bring warmth, storage, and a wallcovered backdrop for books and collected objects, while the lounge chair creates a quiet place to read, think, or take in a different pace of the day. Framed by custom glass doors, the room feels purposeful without being closed off from the rest of the home. ⁠
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Photography by Paul Dyer⁠
Architecture by Mark Thomas Architects⁠
Built by Black Mountain Construction⁠
As featured in Modern Luxury / Modern Luxury Interiors⁠ ⁠
Story by Michael McCarthy⁠
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This home office was designed to feel connected to the larger living space while still holding its own point of view. Fr...
08/26/2026

This home office was designed to feel connected to the larger living space while still holding its own point of view. Framed by sliding glass doors, layered with its own rug and lighting, and oriented toward the city beyond, the room becomes a true workspace without feeling closed off from the life of the home. ⁠
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Photography by Paul Dyer⁠
Architecture by Mark Thomas Architects⁠
Built by Black Mountain Construction⁠
As featured in Modern Luxury / Modern Luxury Interiors⁠ ⁠
Story by Michael McCarthy⁠
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In this dining room, a wall that once interrupted a large window was removed, opening the room to the Bay views and givi...
08/24/2026

In this dining room, a wall that once interrupted a large window was removed, opening the room to the Bay views and giving the space a completely new sense of purpose. ⁠

From there, every detail was chosen to support the way the homeowners live now: a table that shifts from intimate dinners to larger gatherings, comfortable seating, a softly textured backdrop, and artwork that gives the room its emotional center. ⁠
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Photography by Paul Dyer⁠
Architecture by Mark Thomas Architects⁠
Built by Black Mountain Construction⁠
As featured in Modern Luxury / Modern Luxury Interiors⁠ ⁠
Story by Michael McCarthy⁠
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On the 48th floor of San Francisco’s Millennium Tower, the view is extraordinary, but the real story of this project is ...
08/21/2026

On the 48th floor of San Francisco’s Millennium Tower, the view is extraordinary, but the real story of this project is how thoughtfully it was redesigned for the life unfolding inside it.⁠
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For longtime San Franciscans and longtime residents of this space, our team reimagined the home for its next chapter: wider pathways, reassigned rooms, accessible updates, artful furniture choices, and Bay views that shift beautifully throughout the day. ⁠
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Photography by Paul Dyer⁠
Architecture by Mark Thomas Architects⁠
Built by Black Mountain Construction⁠
As featured in Modern Luxury / Modern Luxury Interiors⁠ ⁠
Story by Michael McCarthy⁠
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In the backyard of our Through the Looking Glass project, architecture and landscape move in sync. The pool in the backy...
08/19/2026

In the backyard of our Through the Looking Glass project, architecture and landscape move in sync. The pool in the backyard becomes a natural extension of it all, supporting both seamlessly. ⁠
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Builder: Paragon Custom Builders⁠
Photographer: Bernard Andre⁠
Featured in: Mansion Global⁠
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The request for this nursery was beautifully specific: create a room that felt connected to the rest of the home, but st...
08/17/2026

The request for this nursery was beautifully specific: create a room that felt connected to the rest of the home, but still had a little world of its own.⁠
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So what was once a forgotten room became a dreamlike garden, layered with climbing branches, soft pinks, leafy greens, scalloped trim, and storybook details meant to grow with the baby. ⁠
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Photography by Tim D Coy Photography⁠
Construction by Design Line Construction⁠
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One of our favorite design principles: let the surroundings influence the space. The soft tones, warm woods, and underst...
08/14/2026

One of our favorite design principles: let the surroundings influence the space. The soft tones, warm woods, and understated furnishings in this home were chosen to echo the landscape beyond. Rather than creating a boundary between indoors and out, this home blurs it. ✨ ⁠
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Architect: RO | ROCKETT DESIGN⁠
Builder: VH Builders⁠
Photographer: Gabe Border⁠
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Every beach house needs a place where the day naturally slows down. Here, the backyard opens toward the ocean with room ...
08/10/2026

Every beach house needs a place where the day naturally slows down. Here, the backyard opens toward the ocean with room for dining, lounging, and taking in the view, all framed by coastal planting that makes the home feel rooted in its setting. ⁠
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Photography by Paul Dyer⁠
Architecture by Eichler Davies Architecture⁠
Built by Kasten Builders⁠
Landscape design by Katharine Webster Inc.⁠
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3419 Sacramento Street
San Francisco, CA
94118

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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