San Francisco native Callahan Foley has been with COUPAR for over three years. With a marketing background, she brings a different perspective to her role as Design Associate. Callahan’s skills are critical for the team since interior design relies heavily on client, vendor, and collaborator communications. She also enthusiastically embraces all the different design styles COUPAR works in for our clients while favoring Mad Men mid-century.

Design Associate Wyatt Shigley started as a Design Assistant at COUPAR a little over three years ago. Wyatt segued effortlessly into the role with a B.A.S. in Interior Design from Colorado State University and nearly nine years of visual merchandising experience. One of his current projects is a four-story Pacific Heights Edwardian designed by Julius Kraft, and another is a contemporary ranch house in Portola Valley.

Lead Project Manager Mary Eaton has been with COUPAR for over four years and comes from an interior design background. After receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in Interior Design from High Point University in North Carolina, she immersed herself in the industry, working at various San Francisco Bay Area firms. Now she is a vital asset to our Studio team, helping guide projects from beginning to end.

Senior Lead Designer Paige Bellante has been with  COUPAR for over three years and nimbly transferred her skills in  visual merchandising to interior design. The Northern California native worked for companies such as Anthropologie and Nordstrom for eight years.

Where do CEOs and business owners go when they need to make better decisions, strengthen their teams and grow their businesses? For Krista Coupar, it is her monthly Vistage Group meetings. The global organization has an outstanding 60-year-plus track record in executive coaching.

With the success of this year's San Francisco Fall Show, COUPAR predicts antiques are back after a long hiatus. While during the eighties, nineties, and early 21st century, the one percent couldn't get enough of the rarest, most esoteric furnishings and objets d'art, the Great Recession plunged us into a gray world of visual austerity. But now, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and supply chain problems, buying off the floor is an excellent solution for interior designers.

Creative Director, Tricia Kerr, has been an integral part of COUPAR since the company’s inception. She holds a degree in Architecture and Community Design from the University of San Francisco and brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in website development and marketing.

Gary Hutton is known as the "Dean of West Coast Design." He grew up on his grandmother's apple ranch in Watsonville, studying studio art with iconic 20th-century artists Wayne Thiebaud, Manuel Neri, and Robert Arneson at UC Davis. Coming to the Bay Area, he completed his design degree at the California College of the Arts. This diverse background that bridges rural with urban and juxtaposes the obvious with the esoteric is what makes Gary's work unique.

Greg Francis is CEO of Cinergy, a company that seamlessly integrates construction with acoustic design for luxury multi-media theatres, recording studios, and noise control. The firm also offers the latest technology in secure environments for residential, commercial, and industrial properties.

For the last five years, Lead Project Manager Lisandra Caro-Torres has handled the nuts and bolts of COUPAR Studio. She is responsible for sending out purchase orders, ensuring the accuracy of invoices before handing them off to accounting, receiving and processing all vendor documents, tracking goods ordered or services contracted, and handling all related documentation. Wow!

Scott White is CEO and President of the Seattle-based high-end general contractor Krekow Jennings. Considered one of the most innovative builders on the West Coast, they pride themselves on craftsmanship and elegant solutions.

If you dream of a Broadway mansion or an Art Deco penthouse to celebrate the Roaring 2020's, boutique real estate agency, CAENLUCIER is the place to go. Stacey Caen and Joe Lucier, both San Francisco natives, understand the city's history, culture, and architecture.

It would have been natural for COUPAR Lead Designer Julia Marani to have chosen a career in the more "serious" field of architecture. Her father, Grant Marani, is a partner at RAMSA; her mother, Anne Rieselbach, is the Program Director of The Architectural League of New York; her brother Matthew Marani was a journalist at The Architect's Newspaper. Instead, the New York City native chose an adjacent though different path.

COUPAR Account Executive Natalia Gomez creates unique social media campaigns for our Marketing clients that combine a millennial's skills with an innate aesthetic sophistication.

Northern Calfornia native Mark Grassi opened his eponymous Napa construction firm in 1989. Grassi & Associates works with elite architects, interior designers, and discerning homeowners to craft bespoke residences and wineries that meld into the Napa, Sonoma, and Santa Barbara landscapes.

While Covid focuses our attention on private spaces, public places are equally crucial to our well-being. Mark Cavagnero and his eponymous award-winning firm concentrate on this external world, working on projects for the arts and culture, science and technology, education, civic, and master planning.

Now that the San Francisco Design Center has closed, reopened and closed again during the Pandemic, how are showrooms coping? COUPAR checked in with Greg McIntyre, CEO of Shears & Window, to find out.

Now that the Shelter in Place order is gradually lifting in California, how has it impacted master stonemasons QuarryHouse and their projects? We checked in with the company's co-founder and CEO, Ed Westbrook, who manages not only a regional staff but also an international one during the pandemic.