2026 San Francisco
Decorator Showcase

The Bakehouse

In old England, the bakehouse was where warmth lived. Long before open-concept kitchens and oversized islands, it was the room that pulled everyone in—where dough rose with the morning light and conversations lingered long after the fire dimmed. It wasn’t formal. It wasn’t staged. It was alive. This Bakehouse carries that spirit forward.

Mornings begin quietly. Light slips through the windows catching the veining in the marble like ink on parchment. Coffee is poured. Bread is sliced. By afternoon, it shifts. A bowl of fruit, a stack of plates, flour dusting a sleeve. Family and neighbors drift in as they always have, sharing the day’s stories. The Bakehouse begins to bustle with the comfort of community. And in the evening, beneath the soft glow, it becomes something slower. Wine glasses replace mixing bowls. Conversations deepen. Time stretches.

The Bakehouse is not simply a kitchen. It is where hands work and hearts settle. Where tradition feels present, not preserved. Where the home quietly reveals its center. The fire may be modern, the tools refined—but the purpose remains the same: This is where everyone comes back to.

RESOURCES

  • Allied Maker – Aria Pendant https://www.alliedmaker.com
  • Amador Drywall
  • ATS – Stone Fabrication
  • Bakehouse Kitchens – Custom Cabinetry https://www.bakehousekitchens.com
  • BlueStar – Range, Custom Hood, Dishwasher, Fridge & Freezer https://www.bluestarcooking.com
  • Brightbound – Hitch Pendant 
  • Caroline Lizarraga Design – Custom Mural
  • Chroma Colors
  • Clay Craft Finishes – Decorative Plaster & Painting
  • Cook Construction – General Contractor
  • Corston – Electrical Fixtures
  • Coup D’Etat – Equinox Chandelier by Rose Gold Society 
  • Crump & Kwash – Holland Stools
  • Da Vinci Marble
  • Di Luzio, Inc. – Electrical Contractors
  • Dolby Chadwick Gallery 
    • Baguette by Guy Diehl
    • Honey-Honey #4 by Morgane Tschiember
    • Weathering #23 by David Kelso
  • Fraenkel Gallery – Untitled Flowers (Day 3) by Richard Learoyd
  • Ireland Tile & Stone – Tile Installation
  • Kearney Plumbing
  • Marcali Designs – Custom Banquette
  • Municipal Bonds Art Gallery – Away for the Summer by Blaise Rosenthal
  • Pace – Subzero Wine Fridge
  • PeñaMade – Custom Dining Table
  • Schumacher – Banquette Fabric
  • Susan Lind Chastain – Drapery Fabrication
  • Una Milan – Designs of the Time – Window Treatment Fabric
  • Visual Comfort – Element Downlight & Petrel Picture Lights 
  • Waterworks – Plumbing & Hardware
  • Window & Door Store

ABOUT TINEKE TRIGGS

Inspired by designers who broke away from the pack, Tineke is known for creating soulful, artistic, and imaginative interiors. By mastering both the art and science of design, her work gives rise to a unique form of design mixology. Her elevated interiors not only provoke the senses but deliver on the details that create truly memorable spaces.

The veteran of seven San Francisco Decorator Showcases, her award-winning work has been featured in numerous publications including Elle Decor, Dwell, Luxe, California Home & Design, Modern Luxury Interiors, California Homes, Sunset Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and The Huffington Post. 

When not designing, Tineke enjoys tennis, kick-boxing, family time on the beach and traveling down the coast with her 1973 vintage Airstream in tow. Tineke lives in San Francisco with her husband, Will, and their two teenage sons.

MEDIA CONTACT

Melissa Mittag
Collyer & Company, Inc.
917-658-9650
melissa@collyerandcompany.com