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Inside the San Francisco Decorator Showcase 2026: Shades of Blue, English Accents, and Statement Lighting Abound

Architectural Digest·David Nash·about 1 month ago
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18 designers from across California brought this Victorian mansion into the 21st century The entryway by AD PRO Directory designer Kendall Wilkinson offers an airy welcome into the 2026 San Francisco Decorator Showcase. This year’s San Francisco Decorator Showcase takes place in a stately Queen Anne-style house perched high on a hill in Pacific Heights with stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge. The property looks destined to become home to the annual philanthropic project, which has raised more than $21 million for the San Francisco University High School Financial Aid Programs. So, it may come as a surprise to learn it’s the first Victorian to play host to the city’s show house in its 47-year history. Originally designed in 1897 by architect Moses J. Lyon, the property’s nearly 10,000 square feet of space provided a blank canvas for 18 interior and landscape firms that contributed designs. The Queen-Anne style mansion was originally designed in 1897 by architect Moses J. Lyon.…

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