811 Pierce is an amazing property built in 1894 in the San Francisco Alamo Square neighborhood. This Queen Anne Victorian is full of exquisite detail complemented by minimalist lines, blond woods, and light surfaces. Architects Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, the firm that has designed many Blue Bottle cafés, designed the interior of the two-level penthouse.

The modern open floor plan features an original stained glass and fireplace. Tomlinson Woodworks fabricated the floating wall library of laminate bookshelves and exposed plywood edges. The chef’s kitchen enjoys golden natural light, white Corian counters, custom powder-coated aluminum shelves, and a greens wall with automatic watering and lighting integration.

This home penthouse offers four bedrooms, a library, three and a half bathrooms, a wine closet, a bright office with its very own gift-wrapping station, deeded garage with interior entry to the home, and easy access to the private and exclusive roof deck with outdoor lights.