Low-Key Boho In SF's Dogpatch Neighborhood

By  Kate Santos
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Here at Hunker, we gravitate toward homes that are lived in — we like decor that has a story. But sometimes, we make exceptions when we find inspiration in other places. Case in point: The design for this display apartment by Lauren Geremia of San Francisco-based Geremia Design.

She conceptualized this interior for 815 Tennessee, a new condo project in SF's Dogpatch neighborhood. (Clearly, her design won people over because the units are now sold out.) The building itself has an interesting history — it was once the site of an old electrical switch factory. The original 1926 facade still stands, with architectural teams Edmons + Lee and BDE constructing out a modern, 69-residence addition.

Geremia's outfitting of one of the apartments embodies the type of low-key boho look we are constantly pinning, and yet never quite achieving: a balance of textures, cool artwork, and color incorporated in ways that feel natural. Take a look ...

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1. Living Room

In this 1,335-square-foot unit, Geremia focused on integrating elements that riff on the vibe of the neighborhood and surroundings. TRNK's customizable Truss sofa provides a comfy space to take in the city view. A Block Shop pillow accents the couch, while a piece by artist David Benjamin Sherry occupies the space above.

2. Living Room

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A piece by SF-based artist Rebekah Goldstein sits on top of a narrow table from Studio Dunn. The chair is by Brooklyn-based duo Kristen Wentrcek and Andrew Zebulon.

3. Living Room

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With a modern geometric daybed, a scalloped wood side table, and a Noguchi washi paper lamp, the combo of textures and styles in the living room deserves an A+.

4. Kitchen

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Bar stools from Danish design company Menu and Workstead's Lodge pendant offer interesting contrasts to the stark-white kitchen.

5. Kitchen

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Opting to go sans hardware with the kitchen cabinetry (designed by Sozo Studio) contributes to the space's streamlined feel.

6. Workspace

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A minimalist built-in offers a surface that could be a workspace, vanity, or bar. The sculptural piece hanging on the wall is by SF-based artist Andy Vogt (chair by Los Angeles-based Estudio Persona).

7. Bedroom

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In the bedroom, a Lawson-Fenning bed embraces the cane trend. The pillows are from Los Angeles-based sister duo Block Shop.

8. Bedroom

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Side tables from Anthropologie are reflected in a round, frameless mirror from IKEA.

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