Yes--very comfortable and inviting.

Beautiful.

I really like it, too. I do feel there are a few more accessories than my eyes can handle but still very nice.

Don't like this pictures hung so low. It just isn't working for me at all.

They re hung for seated eye level at the table.

I understand why some would like it. It is too cluttered to feel relaxing for to me.

How lovely. Thanks, chijim.

The rattan chest doesn't make a lot of sense to me.....

Love this room. It doesn't feel cluttered at all to me. It feels interesting, warm, and inviting. I bet the owners smile all the time.

I like the room very much. That doesn’t mean I like everything about it, just the overall look and feel.

Looks relaxed and comfy, but crowded...

Love it. Couldn't live there, too much stuff. But a really lovely room.

I like it, relaxing.

I like the color scheme, and the room contains some lovely pieces -- but, overall, it's just "too much stuff" for me.

I think it's beautiful, cheerful, and welcoming!

DeMatti is a home builder in the Santa Clara County area; he doesn't do interior design/decor. Maybe that's why the paintings are hung too low. As for the plates, well, geez, that is in earthquake country.

It’s a little too full to be relaxing to me. I’m assuming the plates are earthquake puttied in place, but still. . . .

DeMatti is a home builder in the Santa Clara County area; he doesn't do interior design/decor.

Dave DeMattei is the CEO of Lucky Brand Jeans, and Patrick Wade is the VP/Creative Director. Before Lucky Brand, they were both at Williams-Sonoma where they established the Home line, at West Elm, and other retailers helping to build their brands. They sold the SF house in 2011 after living there for nearly 20 years.

http://niagaranovice.blogspot.com/2018/09/dave-demattei-and-patrick-wade.html

Too bad they didn't hire the decorating job out. Looks like they are good at pointing fingers though.

When I first saw this picture, I thought it was the WS store. it didn't look like a home to me at all. Looks like everything is for sale because of the clutter, IHMO

When I first saw this picture, I thought it was the WS store. it didn't look like a home to me at all.

I believe at the time that photograph was taken for a feature, Wade and DeMattei were in the midst of developing WS Home, and did use their home very much as a design and development lab. And they've made their living styling and branding for some of the biggest home/design retailers, so much of this comes naturally, esp for a photo shoot in a major design publication.

pal, if I recall correctly, the panelling is original to the 1905 house, though W and D had it painted.

It reminds me of a second hand store...minus the price tags.

I find it much too cluttered, and far from relaxing.

Too cluttered for me.