Whimsical interiors that honor their past.

Silicon Valley, CA

Originally built in 1902 for industrialists Daniel and Margaret Drysdale, this California residence has had some other famous occupants—once a haven for suffragette Cecilla Casserly and later the cherished dwelling of legendary decorator Frances Alder Elkins.

Soulfully reimagined by way of a timeless touch of glamour, there's no shortage of whimsy in this historically rich home. From patterns that dance from room to room to a holistic colorstory that is both wildly playful and wholly sophisticated, this home holds your attention with every step. Every corner tells a story, weaving together a tapestry of classic style and romance.

Project Partners

Essalat Architects
Wilkinson Construction
Photography by
John Merkl & Lisa Romerein

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