We Love San Francisco Terrain
We recently chatted with interior designer Conor Fennessy of Conor Fennessy Antiques and Design (801 Columbus Street) and were delighted to find out that he is now selling a limited edition of his San Francisco Terrain project.
San Francisco Terrain is a 10”x 10″ gypsum tile which depicts the topography of the city limits, designed to honor the beauty of our City.
Fennessy said the piece is a recognition of what makes the city unique.
“When we walk through the city, it’s hard to fully perceive the raw beauty of the land,” says Fennessy. “The topography is a visceral experience of the shapes and contours that evolved over centuries. The city itself is a beauty that clings to the edge of the continent.”
In 2008, the San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Protocol adopted the piece as a gift for visiting dignitaries, and now Fennessy is producing them in a limited quantity for others who truly appreciate what makes San Francisco so unique — the place itself.
San Francisco Terrain is exclusively available online at www.sanfranciscoterrain.com, as well as through Conor Fennessy Antiques and Design located at 801 Columbus Street, in San Francisco.
For more information, please call 415.673 0277 or email info@conorfennessy.com.
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