Projects – Chanda Seymour Design

Menu

Home
Profile
Services
Projects
Connect

Facebook
Pinterest
Instagram
LinkedIn
Houzz

Chanda Seymour Design

San Francisco Interior Design and Remodeling

Coming Soon!

© 2003-2020 CHANDA SEYMOUR DESIGN. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

When you have an on-site client meeting, and need

When you have an on-site client meeting, and need to present a selection of cabinetry door styles, you take them off your studio displays and haul them with you.

Yesterday, I got to attend a very intimate and bea

Yesterday, I got to attend a very intimate and beautiful wedding ceremony for my niece and her new husband. I "caught" the bouquet! Congratulations, Dijah and Drew!

A beautiful day in the Bay. #happymemorialday

A beautiful day in the Bay. #happymemorialday

Just waiting on the countertop for this little stu

Just waiting on the countertop for this little studio display. #csddesignstudio #almostcomplete

Saying goodbye to 56 years of weighing the house d

Saying goodbye to 56 years of weighing the house down. Things are going to be a little lighter around here. Stay tuned to see the progress. #csdathome #anatomyofaproject

Tile inset in the wood flooring of the butler's pa

Tile inset in the wood flooring of the butler's pantry.

Happy Earth 🌎 Day! I don't know about you, but

Happy Earth 🌎 Day! I don't know about you, but I am looking forward to bright, new horizons. #earthday2020 #hawaiiansunsets #memories

#throwbackthursday to the graphic I designed for m

#throwbackthursday to the graphic I designed for my tablescape at the Red Cross gala event, 'Hope by Design.' It reminds me to maintain hope in our new normal, and to express thanks for those that give, help and support during times of crisis. #maintaininghope #expressingthanks

A rendered elevation from a past project. #bathroo

A rendered elevation from a past project.
#bathroomdesign #bathroomvanity

Are you as fascinated by floor plans as I am? I l

Are you as fascinated by floor plans as I am? I love when I get the opportunity to create as-built drawings for the grand houses of San Francisco. This one is the main floor of a home in Pacific Heights, built in 1899.