Gallery

The building, honestly.

Every photograph here is of 270 14th Street. Nothing is staged elsewhere, borrowed or rendered.

Double-height main floor at 270 14th Street with concrete columns, perforated steel mezzanine railings and a long communal table beneath skylights — The main floor, looking toward the projection wall

View from the kitchen mezzanine across the open loft toward tall red-framed factory windows and a dining area — From the kitchen, across the mezzanine

Mezzanine walkway with artwork on the wall, a spiral steel staircase and daylight falling across the floor — Mezzanine walkway and spiral stair

Wide interior view of the loft showing skylights, lighting truss, spiral staircase and long tables set for a working session — Skylights, truss and open floor

Long stone kitchen island and gas range under angled skylights, with counter seating along one side — The kitchen island, set for a long dinner

Full view of the kitchen with black cabinetry, a run of skylights overhead and a lighting truss above the island — Full kitchen and prep run

Front mezzanine lounge with a sofa framed by tall red steel factory windows overlooking the Mission District street — Front lounge and street-facing windows

Main floor work area with a round meeting table, blackout drapes, exposed timber ceiling and open shelving — Main floor, arranged for a small session

White gallery wall with three circular mirrors, two black leather armchairs and exposed timber joists above — Gallery wall and seating vignette

Small side room with a full-height living plant wall, mats and shelving — The plant-wall room

See it in person.

Photographs only go so far. Book a walkthrough and stand in the room.