NICOLEHOLLIS
Founded by Nicole Hollis in 2002, NICOLEHOLLIS is a San Francisco–based interior design studio working across the United States and Europe. The studio designs environments that reflect how people live, feel, and gather. Each project is grounded in research into site, culture, and architectural precedent, and delivered with a deep respect for material integrity and place.A collective of interior designers, interior architects, and furniture designers, the team draws from fine art, fashion, and nature, and works collaboratively with architects, builders, artists, and artisans.
Spanning residential, hospitality, and product design, the firm is guided by quiet rigor and a belief in design that elevates the human spirit. NICOLEHOLLIS has been consistently ranked in Architectural Digest’s AD100, Elle Décor’s A-List, 1stDibs 50, and Interior Design’s Top 100 Giants. Its work has appeared in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The World of Interiors, Wallpaper, and more. Recent honors include the ASID and Hospitality Design Designer of the Year awards.
“The Collection is rooted in mindfulness,” says Nicole Hollis. “Each piece has been built slowly, the culmination of over twenty-five years of working with some of the most gifted designers, artists, and craftspeople that I’ve been fortunate enough to know, or that I always wished to. Many of these pieces have been previously procured for private clients, and others have been designed specifically for our collection, and I am honored to make them available to a wider audience. We are excited to partner with the Minnesota Street Project to showcase these special pieces to our San Francisco neighbors, on view and shoppable permanently.”
NICOLEHOLLIS Collection includes works by:
- Alan Meredith Studio: Functional hand-turned solid oak sculptures from the rural Irish studio
- Alexandra Kohl: Horsehair and leather statement pillows by the upstate New York based equine artist
- Alexandra Llewellyn: Celestial-inspired backgammon board handmade in the UK
- Arno Declercq: Primitive-modern trays and candleholders by the Belgian art dealer and designer
- Baba Tree Basket Company: Handwoven works by Ghanaian artisans
- Caroline Blackburn: Sculptural ceramics with ‘lava’ glaze by the Los Angeles based artist
- : Fluted brass candleholders and sconces from Beirut
- Dougall Paulson: Woven pillows in bouclé, fringe, and leather cord from a North Carolina-based studio
- : Brass and cedar canisters from a sixth-generation Kyoto craft house
- Lisa Sacco: Glass and steel sculpture from New York based, multi-disciplinary designer specializing in sensory objects
- Madda Studio: A range of wool textile designs from Oaxaca, Mexico
- MAD et LEN: A custom scent for pot pourri and candles, made using time-honored botanical distillation methods in France
- Maxime Perrolle: Handmade contemporary wood sculptures from Paris
- Michael Anastassiades: Precision brass coffee and spice grinders from the London-based design luminary
- : Bronze, alabaster, stone and oak decor & tabletop pieces directly from namesake studio
- : Tea, incense, and accessories from the Paris-based Japanese emporium
- Pacha Design: Wood objects from the UK coast, reclaimed and sustainably sourced
- Peter Speliopoulos: Textiles an on d leather tabletop accessories from the fashion and costume icon
- Robert Lee Morris: Jewelry for the home from this renowned New York legend
- Rogan Gregory: Sculptural vases, tabletop pieces, and vessels created in Los Angeles
- Samuel Sparrow: Full dinnerware set hand-thrown in Scotland
- Sasinun Kladpetch: Ceramic vessels by a Thai-born, San Francisco-based multimedia artist
- Toyine Sellers: Hand-finished French leather and suede pillows from a revered textile atelier
- Underwater Weaving: Woven rattan baskets and trays in exclusive shapes and styles
Open hours from 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM Tuesday - Saturday, and by appointment
Please contact concierge@nicoleholliscollection.com for scheduling.
For media inquiries, please contact Gillian Sturtevant: gillian@sturtevantco.com / +1 917 566 3256