SPACES Magazine

SPACES Magazine

SPACES was established in 2015 in the San Francisco Bay Area with the goal of assisting entrepreneurs, artisans, and craftsmen in the design industry. It aims to inspire everyone to enhance their living environments through high-quality home design. SPACES operates under the Make It Better Media Group. You can find printed versions of its articles in Marin Magazine and Better.

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  • 1 week ago | spacesmag.com | Lotus Abrams

    After renting in Mill Valley and San Rafael for more than 15 years and designing homes for countless clients, interior designer Kress Jack finally got the chance to remodel her own home when a fixer-upper in Mill Valley hit the market two years ago. “It was definitely a funky house, especially on the outside, but I was excited,” she recalls.

  • 3 weeks ago | spacesmag.com | Lisa Boquiren

    Like a cool glass of water on a hot day, these champagne-level design finds pair well with craft beer budgets to refresh any space.  Meet the perfect perch for your favorite cocktail or mocktail. Made from hand-hammered metal in an antique brass finish. $328 at serenaandlily.com, 650.336.2336The striking shape of this mid-20th-century design marvel is formed from one piece of plywood, giving it a flexible back and a waterfall seat to support your legs.

  • 3 weeks ago | spacesmag.com | Lotus Abrams

    In a San Anselmo home remodeled for two real estate developers relocating from Southern California with their children, eclectic elements are paired with intention and artistry: vintage and new, rustic and industrial, playful and serene, and light and dark.

  • 1 month ago | spacesmag.com | Margaux Ivanhoe

    Standing inside the 1,000-square-foot ADU in Fairfax that Nick and Sylvia Calder now call home, it’s immediately apparent that this is no ordinary residential structure. The walls are far more substantial than a typical home’s — 22 inches thick, to be exact — and made of concrete covered in natural plaster that feels softly textured to the touch. Nick, a contractor by trade, built the structure himself after spending years researching concrete construction systems.

  • 1 month ago | spacesmag.com | Margaux Ivanhoe

    These days, suburban home design tends to prioritize privacy and single-function spaces. A Mill Valley residence recently remodeled for a family of six with deep roots in Marin, however, turns the typical model on its ear, guided by the homeowners’ open-door approach to socializing and casual everyday lifestyle.

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