A Murphy bed in the dining room might sound like something straight from your first apartment. Visions of pulling a rickety bed down from the wall, moving furniture out of the way to make room for your living space to turn into your bedroom for the next 12 hours. But forget those connotations, this apartment might be small, but it's far from cramped.
Located in the iconic Bellaire Tower, designed and built between 1928 and 1930, during San Francisco’s Golden Age, this condo has been turned into the perfect pied-à-terre. Designer Caitlin Jones Ghajar is behind this jewel box of a space, creating a one-bedroom home that has all the character, color, and charm of a much larger property.
