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Designer Brit Epperson redecorated the entire Pacific Heights home by giving it a light, clean color palette that sets off the owners' modern art and furniture.
As founder and creative officer of the women-led design firm, Studio Plow, Brit Epperson brings a discerning eye to the manifold projects under her direction. Whether it be the rustic gifting mercantile, Weavers Studio, in Montana, or sprawling industrial-grade headquarters for Faire in San Francisco, Plow gracefully navigates disparate worlds—a reflection of Epperson's own experience growing up on a wheat farm in Oklahoma and living in the City by the Bay.
Custom oak banquettes, Brendan Ravenhill sconces, and SageMeditation cushions furnish the meditation room at Faire, a techstartup that connects makers with retailers.
. . . Photographed by Justine Jane for Lonny. There is an unspoken alchemy that occurs when you finally find a space that's perfect for you. As soon as Rebecca Revel, founder of The Weavers Studio, walked into this 1890s home in the historic Bon Ton neighborhood of Bozeman, Montana, she felt empowered. "I had a feeling of peaceful strength and grounding," she recalls to Lonny. "I knew this was the place where I was supposed to spend time, to build my company, to heal, and to grow. It has a presence, it holds you." Known for its historic residential architecture from the early 1880s to the 1...