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Full-service interior design & furnishings Creating timeless, considered homes SF Bay Area + beyond Storefront @shopevalarocqueinteriors
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So thrilled to share that our design studio is officially part of the #adprodirectory. Grateful to be featured among such an inspiring community of designers. We are excited to connect, create, and continue bringing intentional design.
@archdigestpro
#interiordesigncommunity #interiordesign #bayareadesigner
29 Aug 2025
A little color can go a long way.
One of our favorite ways to bring personality into a neutral space is through art. It doesn't always take a bold wall color or a dramatic statement piece to make an impact. Sometimes, a softer, more unexpected shade is all you need.
In the dining room of our Codorniz Project, the artwork introduces just enough color to create a focal point without competing with the rest of the room. The surrounding neutral palette gives it room to shine, while keeping everything feeling balanced and cohesive.
It's a good reminder that color doesn't have to be loud to make a statement. Sometimes the most subtle choices are the ones that make a room feel complete!
Art: @melodymcmunn
Lighting: @apparatusstudio
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interior design, Codorniz Project, decorating with color, neutral interiors, art in interiors, dining room design, color theory, collected interiors, design details, San Francisco interior designer, Bay Area interior design
09 Nov 2026
A little peek at what's happening over at our Bay View Project in Carmel:
A full teardown and new build, & we're still very much in the thick of it! We've been working closely with the architect to bring all the moving pieces together, from the framing and technical details to material selections and the fireplace design (coming soon👀)...
There's so much that goes into a project at this stage, and plenty of challenges to work through along the way. It's a lot of problem-solving, collaboration, and thinking several steps ahead to make sure everything comes together just right.
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interior design, Bay View Project, new construction, design process, behind the scenes, architectural details, material selections, custom home design, San Francisco interior designer, Bay Area interior design
04 Nov 2026
Currently fixated on...
Sculptural lighting, beautifully worn woods, soft linens, interesting silhouettes, and all the little details that make a space (or an outfit!) feel effortlessly put together.
Lately, we’re loving the interplay of old and new, the way natural light falls across a room, and pieces that feel both timeless and a little unexpected.
A collection of things catching our eye lately, from interiors and architecture to fashion and everything in between.
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interior design, currently collecting, design inspiration, sculptural lighting, vintage furniture, natural materials, collected interiors, fashion and interiors, timeless design, architectural details, San Francisco interior designer, Bay Area interior design
02 Nov 2026
A little look at what’s been happening behind the scenes lately 🎬
Between site visits, sourcing days, samples spread across the studio, installs, and all the little decisions made along the way, there’s always something in motion around here.
So much of what goes into creating a home happens long before the finished photos, and this part of the process is always one of our favorites. Seeing the pieces slowly come together, making adjustments along the way, and watching an idea turn into a real, lived-in space never gets old!
This month also included a little R&R in Santa Barbara, some much-loved time with the team, and a sourcing trip to Santa Monica. More to come on that soon...!
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interior design, design inspiration, October inspiration, currently collecting, art and design, fashion and interiors, travel inspiration, before and after interiors, collected interiors, design details, San Francisco interior designer, Bay Area interior design
29 Oct 2026
What we saw vs. what we designed.
A little reminder that inspiration can come from just about anywhere.
We're always drawn to spaces with a sense of history, beautiful materials, and architectural details that stand the test of time. For this bathroom, we took inspiration from classical architecture and translated it into something a little more modern.
Think natural stone, subtle texture, a hint of gold/brass, and a mix of materials that feel both timeless and lived-in.
Proof that inspiration doesn't always have to be so literal.
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Eva LaRocque Interiors, San Francisco interior designer, Bay Area interior designer, California interior design, luxury interior design, residential interior design, architectural inspiration, classical architecture, European architecture, interior architecture, timeless interiors, modern traditional interiors, bathroom design, luxury bathroom design, natural stone, marble shower, brass fixtures, material selection, design inspiration, design process, thoughtful design, layered interiors, custom interiors, architectural details, interior design inspiration
26 Oct 2026
It's a lost art to making a bed feel effortlessly layered and inviting 🛏️
My formula is actually pretty simple: start with really good sheets, add a lightweight layer beneath the duvet, keep the pillows edited, and finish with a beautiful throw at the foot of the bed.
I always want a bedroom to feel considered, but it also has to work for everyday life. Four sleeping pillows and one lumbar still give you that full, finished look without ten decorative pillows to take off every night. And that extra blanket or coverlet adds texture while being something you’ll actually use.
Beautiful, comfortable, and easy enough to put back together in the morning, which is always the goal!
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Eva LaRocque Interiors, San Francisco interior designer, Bay Area interior designer, California interior design, residential interior design, full service interior design, furnishings and styling, interior styling, home furnishings, collected interiors, layered interiors, timeless interiors, warm modern interiors, interior design inspiration, home design, art and objects, material inspiration, layering your bed, custom interiors, thoughtful design
22 Oct 2026
The before photos are always such a fun reminder of just how far a project has come.
With our Cordorniz Project, we had the opportunity to rethink so much of the home. Opening up the kitchen and creating a lighter, brighter space was a major priority for both us and the homeowners.
What I love most about seeing these side by sides is how completely the space has transformed, while still feeling right at home within the original architecture.
Swipe to see the before + after of the Cordorniz kitchen. →
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design before and after, interior transformation, home renovation, kitchen renovation, kitchen design, living room design, family room design, breakfast nook, residential interior design, California interiors, San Francisco interior designer, Bay Area interior designer
15 Oct 2026
A few favorites from Santa Monica...
A recent sourcing trip gave me the perfect excuse to revisit a few favorite spots (and find some new ones along the way). Sharing where I love to stay, shop, and eat; with plenty of design inspiration plus a little beach time in between.
Save this one for your next trip to Los Angeles!
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Santa Monica travel guide, Santa Monica favorites, Santa Monica shopping, Los Angeles interior design, Los Angeles design guide, interior design sourcing, design inspiration, design shops, California travel, travel inspiration, Eva LaRocque Interiors, interior design inspiration
20 Oct 2026
I’ve been thinking a lot about bathrooms lately and how to make them feel warm and lived-in without losing the clean, refined quality I’m always drawn to.
This month, I keep coming back to deeper, moodier tile, warm woods, aged metals, and simple sculptural forms. I love the depth that a darker tile can bring to a bathroom, especially when it’s balanced with quieter materials and cleaner lines. It immediately makes the space feel a little cozier and more collected, while still feeling modern.
The goal is a bathroom that feels warm, inviting, and like it belongs with the rest of the home.
Currently collecting a few ideas for that balance.
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bathroom design, bathroom inspiration, modern bathroom design, moody interiors, tile inspiration, bathroom tile, material inspiration, warm interiors, collected interiors residential interior design, San Francisco interior designer, Bay Area interior design
13 Oct 2026
We are thrilled to share our Oakland Hills Project was featured in the latest publishing, Country Retreats 🏠
This home was a labor of love from start to finish, shaped by our client’s lifestyles and dreams. We carefully considered how each space would be used day to day at every step of the design process... from the layout and finishings found within each room, to the curated furnishings, art, and objects that we layered throughout along the way.
It’s always so special to look back at a finished project and remember all of the decisions, big and small, that brought it together...Now living as a testament to what we love to do within the pages of Country Retreats
Thank you to the @betapluspublishing for honoring our work and giving us a space to share. Here’s to turning another page in our chapter!! 📖
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country retreats, residential interior design, collected interiors, layered interiors, furnishings, art curation, interior styling, California interior design, San Francisco interior designer, Bay Area interior designer
01 Oct 2026
A room can be furnished, but it’s the layers that make it feel finished.
Throughout our Oakland Hills Project, the shelving gave us an opportunity to bring a little more personality into each space. In the dining room, warm wood shelves are layered with collected vessels, books, art, and objects that play off the richness of the existing beams and cabinetry. In the kids bedroom, the built-ins take a lighter, more playful approach with books, smaller toys, and sentimental objects tucked throughout.
We always want shelves to feel like they’ve come together over time rather than being styled all at once. A mix of scale, texture, and shape, plus enough breathing room for the pieces you love to have their moment.
It’s these smaller layers that make a home feel personal.
Design: @evalarocqueinteriors
Photo: @amybartlam
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interior design, shelf styling, home styling, furnishings, interior styling, art curation, collected interiors, layered interiors, built-in styling, residential interior design, San Francisco interior designer, Bay Area interior design
08 Oct 2026
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