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David Thulstrup Brings Scandinavian Sophistication and Zen Tranquility to a Historic San Francisco Home

Architectural Digest·Sam Cochran·about 1 month ago
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Starting in the mid-1940s, the legendary Danish designer Hans Wegner created a series of chairs inspired by Ming dynasty furnishings, their streamlined frames a hybrid of imperial Chinese forms and Scandinavian modernism. One of those perches, the Wishbone, would rank among the most iconic designs of the 20th century, forever linking those traditions. Fast-forward to the present day: Another great Dane is sparking cross-cultural conversations, this time in the hills of San Francisco. Here, architect David Thulstrup recently completed a total update to a historic Pacific Heights house, his first residential project in the US and a radiant example of East-meets-West ingenuity. To connect the home’s four levels, Thulstrup designed a circular staircase of Dinesen oak. Thulstrup designed the living room’s sectional sofa and cocktail table; curtains of Jim Thompson fabric .…

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