Interiors composed for the people who live in them.
Pacific Heights ResidenceSan Francisco, 2026
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Interiors composed for the people who live in them.
An art-driven interior design studio in San Francisco. Personal, collected, never prescribed.
Led by Andrea Pastarello, who came to interiors through illustration, architecture and film. A small team and the makers who build its rooms.
The designer is not the protagonist. The client is.
We listen first, then edit, interpret and elevate what is already there: the architecture, the collections, the rituals, the eccentricities.
A 1912 house rebuilt around a family's paintings and a very long dining table. Nothing matched; everything belongs.
Most of what makes a Pastarello room is made for it: upholstered in the Mission, cast in Berkeley, cut from a slab chosen in person.
Mohair and velvet on frames built for the room they sit in.
Unlacquered brass and polished nickel, left to age.
Calacatta Monet selected slab by slab.
A pencil drawing and a table of samples before anything is bought.
