Eterne Architectural Design & Color Consulting

A Gift to the Street !

One of our current projects at 1356-60 Waller St. in San Francisco. You can see the before picture far left. This building had asbestos shingles covering it which were removed. Some of the new features include 25 new plaster capitals and wood columns. Most of these columns have mitered capital shafts and bases. We have also added original cartouches, plaster leaf work and flowers which will later have touches of gold leaf. Plaster ornaments poured onsite. We are creating a 9 color paint scheme consisting of subtle blues, lavenders, light grays and purples. Colors are original and created onsite. Come on by and have a look!

A beautiful restoration of a historic house originally built in 1860. When the current owners bought the house they were told it came around the Horn from Philadelphia as a kit. It was first set up at Fisherman's Wharf. It was later moved to California Street for reasons unknown. The Children's Hospital took the space so the house was then moved to the site of the Mooscone Center. In 1952 the owners were told by a neighbor that he watched it move to the current location on Oak St. This project was one of passion, hard work, patience and perserverance. Another stunning outcome by Eterne. The photos show the before images followed by a progression of the project.

An amazing journey of creation mixed with sweat and even a few tears. A beautiful, rich jewel that will live on and is truly a "gift to the street"