If arranging flowers, checking out new design brands, sipping rosé, and making moves on a cheese board doesn't sound like a party to you, well, please sit down while I convince you otherwise.
Cast aside any and all assumptions you may have about being basic for one moment, while I set the scene of a really fun evening of creativity, discovery, and (of course) snacking.
Batch, a San Francisco-based design retailer, partnered design-minded brands — including Chronicle Books, Capsule Home, Public Bikes, and Art.com — to create a lifestyle showroom of really cool things. We teamed up with Batch to host an event at their Pacific Heights space, located inside a refurbished 1916-era firehouse. Here's how it turned out.
Cast aside any and all assumptions you may have about being basic for one moment, while I set the scene of a really fun evening of creativity, discovery, and (of course) snacking.
Batch, a San Francisco-based design retailer, partnered design-minded brands — including Chronicle Books, Capsule Home, Public Bikes, and Art.com — to create a lifestyle showroom of really cool things. We teamed up with Batch to host an event at their Pacific Heights space, located inside a refurbished 1916-era firehouse. Here's how it turned out.
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