Tuesday Morning Photo(S) SF Edition

July 5, 2016

For today’s Tuesday Morning Photos we take you inside a newly renovated building by Stephen Phillips Architects, the ultra-modern black façade building is located in San Francisco’s Hayes Valley District, a mixed-use commercial and residential neighborhood that incorporates an eclectic group of traditional one- to four-story Victorian and Edwardian houses.
Designed by Stephen Phillips Architects, this black apartment building in San Francisco, is in a mixed-use commercial and residential district, that incorporates an eclectic group of traditional one- to four-story Victorian and Edwardian houses.

Bleached white oak flooring and black handrails give these stairs a contemporary look.
This open plan living, dining and kitchen area, has a fireplace and tv tucked into the corner, and a U-shaped wooden kitchen with gray countertops.

This kitchen has black hardware on wood cabinets and gray countertops.
The use of organic shapes played a huge role in the design of the second floor
This living room has a long built-in window seat.
The fireplace and tv are built into the corner of the room in this apartment.
This mezzanine level has black railings to match the black window frames.
This warm wood kitchen opens up to the balcony outside.
This rooftop has wooden flooring and views of San Francisco.
Photography by Tim Griffith via Contemporist.com