Claudia Juestel
2006 Washington Street, designed by renowned architect, C.A. Meussdorffer in 1924, is one of the most desired addresses in San Francisco. Here is a look at one apartment, currently on the market.
For the very first time Travel + Leisure held its annual design awards outside New York, bringing the celebration to San Francisco instead.
San Francisco’s most highly anticipated high-design charitable event DIFFA’s Dining by Design never ceases to delight guests, while raising money for a very important cause.
Claudia Juestel speaks with legendary designer John Saladino, who is out with a gorgeous new book, “Villa.”
Much of San Francisco’s design community came out recently for the book launch at Gump’s of “Style and Substance: The Best of Elle Decor,” by Margaret Russell.
Claudia Juestel sits down for tea with Lord Piers Wedgwood, global ambassador for the historic Wedgwood pottery manufacturer.
Over 100 guests attended our party at Le Club to launch ResideSF.com, an event which coincided with the 10-year anniversary of Design Editor Claudia Juestel’s firm, Adeeni Design Group.
Millennium Tower’s “Icons of Design” showcased four condominiums which exemplified high-rise living at its most elegant. Claudia Juestel toured the showcase, and came back with this report.
SF20, the San Francisco 20th Century Art and Design Show, was a big success this year and clearly showed tremendous growth from its inception only a year ago.
One Rincon Hill, San Francisco’s most prominent new condominium high rise, recently asked some of San Francisco leading design teams to furnish four penthouses. Claudia Juestel gives us a tour.
Claudia Juestel interviews Michael Belleveau, President and CEO of Baccarat, at the Gump’s unveiling of Jaime Hayon’s collection of art objects for Baccarat.
Claudia Juestel, founder of Adeeni Design Group in San Francisco, sits down for a tea time interview with Zesty Meyers, co-owner of New York’s R Gallery.
One of San Francisco’s leading interior designers, Claudia Juestel, was recently featured in the San Francisco Chronicle in a piece titled “Cave or cottage, home is castle.” Check it out.
Kendall Wilkinson launches BeeLine Home by Bunny Williams at Wilkinson’s Presidio Heights store.
At a recent luncheon to celebrate the 2nd anniversary of this website, jewelry designer Amber Marie Bently surprised SFLuxe’s Damion Matthews with a beautiful pendant she created herself.
The pendant reads “Live, Love, Luxe” — three words which we’ve taken as the new tagline for the site.