In the Press

From spaces to stories, discover the features that define Eva Bradley Studio’s interiors.

The goal was to keep the clean lines, natural materials, and balanced proportions—and rework the house for how a family actually lives today… That sense of effortless flow continues throughout the home. A sculptural stair draws the eye upward, threading light and movement throughout, while a second-story addition sits amid the leafy canopy.

Architectural Digest

Inspired not only by Eco Terreno’s landscape in Cloverdale, but also by the brand’s regenerative farming practices. The new ground-floor tasting room, awash in earthy hues, features hand-painted murals of the vineyards.

Nob Hill Gazette

An open floor plan allows the kitchen and dining space to flow into the living room below, so every space on this level has unobstructed city views.

Elle Decor

An open floor plan allows the kitchen and dining space to flow into the living room below, so every space on this level has unobstructed city views.

California Homes

An exciting material mix steals the shows in this San Francisco primary bath, where slabs of Calacatta Macchia Vecchia marble make a dramatic statement throughout. A floating walnut vanity with brass inlay and geometric floor tile nod to the client’s penchant for Hollywood Regency style.

Luxe Red Award

We maximized the project’s function, durability, and overall luxurious design language.

San Francisco Magazine

We wanted to pay homage to the farm, including its educational factor. Our goal was to create an inviting space that pulls on your heartstrings with its natural materials and color palette.

Henry Magazine

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Wall Street Journal

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