San Francisco (KGO) – From Saturday you can watch the 46th annual show case in San Francisco, which will benefit the San Francisco University High School.
This year a manor house at Pacific heights went through an incredible change.
It may not look outwards, but then they enter this house and it is spectacular.
There is a 30-foot lamp that has accepted a careful setup, including three flocks of the scaffold.
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There are around 20 rooms with a massive production that will be done in just three months.
“90 to 100 u boats come here on an average day.
The organizers set up the house in summer, and then the designers had to carry out a procedure in December. Then it was time to create a proposal and have it approved and have to make sure that everything on the code corresponds.
“This is your baby. They wanted to put together that in a non -limited environment,” said Yee.
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With 9,400 square foot and five levels, there is a lot to decorate. There are eight bedrooms, seven bathrooms, three half -baths, living rooms and even gardens.
The designer exposes their creativity and make every room their own. That means a lot of what you see is unique.
“You triggered everything so that it will take everything into account for the room, the color, the light is curated,” said Yee. “So almost every single piece was tailor -made and designed to fit the room and look nice.”
Then there is the art that is sprinkled throughout the house.
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While they rely on local sources, the designers also receive many objects from literally everywhere.
“We get everything globally. We had tons. I think the customs department knows our name very well. We get things from all kinds of parts of the world,” said Yee. “This is the tip of the line, the best of the best curated art. It is really incredible what these designers have completed in these three months.”
The decorator showcase has collected more than 19 million US dollars over the years.
It runs until May 26th. You can buy tickets on the door or online.
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