In the Marine Layers kitchen by Kelly Hohla Interiors, kitchen trim becomes the quiet force shaping a serene and structured space. From soft ceiling trim and oak-accented cabinetry to painted wood baseboards and masterful casework transitions, each detail speaks to thoughtful coordination. Hohla’s coastal palette and tailored finishes make this showcase kitchen a lesson in how trim work can elevate interest and calmness.
In this year’s SF Decorator Showcase, Kathleen Navarra Design presents a refined reading room that blends sculptural detail with architectural finesse. From the richly painted crown moulding for libraries to custom built-in bookcase trim and deep reading room casing, every element contributes to the space’s quiet power and literary charm. Wrapped in walnut and floral wallpaper, this library proves how thoughtful Navarra Design work transforms a room into a mood—where elegance and introspection meet.
In the 2025 SF Decorator Showcase, the Atelier of Dreams by Sabah Mansoor Design reveals the power of expertly placed art studio trim. This imaginative workshop blends symbolic visuals, tone-on-tone studio moulding, and functional crown moulding to create a space where stillness meets structure. From built-in bookcase trim to minimalist casings, every detail in this atelier is a nod to precision, clarity, and creativity.
At the 2025 San Francisco Decorator Showcase, “Champagne Skies” offers a masterclass in restful design. This refined bedroom suite, crafted by Lauren Berry Interior Design, shows how soft textures, warm trimwork, and quiet symmetry transform everyday interiors into a sanctuary. With stepped crown moulding, clean-lined baseboards, and layered wood casing, this space proves that trimwork isn’t just decorative—it’s foundational to calm and cohesion.
At the 2025 San Francisco Decorator Showcase, the primary bathroom is reimagined as a sanctuary of calm and architectural clarity. From natural wood trim to custom mirror surrounds, this wellness-forward space blends luxury and restoration—showcasing how moulding and millwork can transform daily routines into lasting moments of peace.
Tucked beneath a flat, hand-painted ceiling, the 2025 San Francisco Decorator Showcase dressing area invites you into a world where personal space becomes poetic. This refined retreat—designed by Lauren Berry of Lauren Berry Interior Design—elevates the ritual of dressing with rich color, custom details, and architectural millwork that reflects both elegance and efficiency.
At the 2025 SF Decorator Showcase, a sculptural study room redefines home office design. With bold millwork, custom trim, and a writer’s mindset, this space invites deep focus—and proves that concentration can be both beautiful and built.
On the pent-level of the 2025 SF Decorator Showcase, designer John Anderson of JKA Design unveils a retreat built for deep listening. Discover how S4S boards, expertly selected crown moulding, and vintage flair create a personal getaway that’s part music room, part technicolor time-out.
In the 2025 San Francisco Decorator Showcase, a moody wine tasting room designed by local Willem Racké proves that great trim can tell a story. Featuring dark-stained casework, ogee moulding bottle racks, and custom S4S and crown profiles, the room blends old-world richness with modern restraint. A tribute to craftsmanship and connection, this space shows how thoughtful millwork can transform a cellar into a sanctuary.
In the 2025 San Francisco Decorator Showcase garden, designer Katharine Webster utilizes S4S boards to frame nature with intention. Clean-lined and crafted from a rustic wood, these surfaced boards form modern fencing, privacy screens, and sculptural garden accents. This poetic, structured outdoor space proves that thoughtful wood design belongs in the garden as much as in the home.
