Venetian plaster on both walls. The angle iron rail is conducive to changing out our art frequently. Since we have such limited space we need to rotate our art!

Angle iron rail means we can change out our art any time we want.

We live in one room with our 75 lb. dog. And we love it! It's our piece of paradise in San Francisco. We use a handmade copper pipe bookshelf to separate the "living room" from the "bedroom". The back porch extends our room visually and brings the outdoors in. All of our walls are covered with...

In a small space, we layer a lot. Chair, vase of flowers, bookshelf. So yeah, if you want a particular book, you may have to move the furniture.

Our restored printer's table that lights up!

Espresso cups and saucers sitting on our pass-through with a big, abstract painting in the background.

This handmade copper and wood shelving unit separates our living area from our sleeping area. The wall in the background is venetian plaster by Fitzgerald Studio.

Bedroom, home office all connected to the rest of our 620 square foot open studio. Urban living. We love it. The walls were all done in Venetian plaster by Fitzgerald Studio. Fortunately I'm married to the CEO. The area behind the bed is a floor to ceiling mirror. After pondering ways to remove it,...

Venetian plaster walls by Fitzgerald Studio. Over the mirror: we bought wire mesh from a local supplier and made a curtain that covers the floor to ceiling mirror. It provides a nice layer, kind of mystical.

Venetian plaster walls. The shower area is plastered with a French lime putty plaster that is waterproof when finished properly. New black slate floors. Very elegant.