There are some briefs that look like portraits. The one that Hommeboys Interiors received for this family home in Los Altos Hills, nestled in the wooded hills between San Francisco and San José, was no exception: a family passionate about gastronomy, two children, a way of life deeply rooted in sharing around a table, and the conviction that the house had to live up to what was cooking there. The Californian studio, whose name already says somet…
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There are some briefs that look like portraits. The one that Hommeboys Interiors received for this family home in Los Altos Hills, nestled in the wooded hills between San Francisco and San José, was no exception: a family passionate about gastronomy, two children, a way of life deeply rooted in sharing around a table, and the conviction that the house had to live up to what was cooking there. The Californian studio, whose name already says somet…