Top Interior Design Trends of 2020:  From Home Offices to Two-Tone Kitchens.  Kirley+ was featured for our San Francisco Cole Street Project for one of the top design trends of 2020.  

Kirley+ Architecture and Colling Design + Build executed the build-out of the 120-seat space with Greek-inspired interiors pulled together by two firms, Eden Wright Design and Mokume Design. The result is a European vacation vibe with whitewashed walls, a smattering of blue-and-white glassware, a cascade of circular mirrors staggered along the bar, and a domed, white-brick oven anchoring the main dining room and churning out doughy pita breads.

Keith Kirley of Kirley + Architecture and builder John Boswell of Colling Design + Build constructed the 3,600-square-foot space at Noosh on Fillmore Street in San Francisco, with interiors designed by the partners themselves in collaboration with Eden Wright Design and Mokume Design.

Keith Kirley, AIA was featured in two articles in the Classicist No 10.  This included a proposal for an urban infill building in Rome, Italy and the Prairie Crossing Phase II Masterplan.   

Check out the Williams-Sonoma Test Kitchen as featured in Architectural Digest discussing lessons learned from the design of this amazing project.

Co-authored by Keith Kirley, Vickey Ranney and Michael Sands, this report summarizes findings from workshop on incorporating agriculture into new communities and reviews practices and issues that landowners, developers, design consultants and public officials might find useful as they consider building or encouraging communities with farms.

Keith Kirley, AIA and Aaron Helfand, AIA competed and won both 1st Place and the People's Choice Award for there submission of this progressive masterplanned community anchored by an extensive on-site farm and market complex.