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.
In Sonoma County, Studio Plow turns a 1955 residence into a retreat with an open floor plan, luxe finishes, and skylights and picture windows that peer out into the treetops.
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.